tum quod humo haud umquam valuisset tollere saxum, ni vires trux ira daret, contorquet anhelans Appius et lapsu resupino in terga cadentem mole premit scopuli perfractisque ossibus urget.
Then Appius, breathing hard, swung aloft a stone, which he could never have lifted from the ground but for the strength that anger gave him, and crushed his foe as he fell backwards with the heavy boulder, and rammed it down upon the shattered bones.
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