tollit se arrectum quadripes et calcibus auras verberat, effusumque equitem super ipse secutus implicat eiectoque incumbit cernuus armo.
The steed rears up, lashes the air with its feet, then throws the rider and itself coming down from above, entangles him; then falls on him in headlong plunge, and with shoulder out of joint.
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