Quae etiam Marianos Cinnanosque mucrones civilis profundendi sanguinis cupiditate furentes inhibuerunt: missi enim a saevissimis ducibus milites ad M. Antonium obtruncandum, sermone eius obstupefacti destrictos iam et vibrantes gladios cruore vacuos vaginis reddiderunt.
Such words also checked the Marian and Cinnan blades, mad with the lust of shedding the blood of countrymen. Soldiers sent by the ruthless leaders to slaughter M. Antonius, struck with amazement by his speech, returned their swords already drawn and flashing unbloodied to their scabbards.
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