et iam corporibus sese spoliisque cadentum clauserat; unum acies circum consumitur, unum omnia tela vovent: summis haec ossibus haerent, pars frustrata cadunt, partem Tritonia vellit, multa rigent clipeo.
And now he had blocked himself with corpses and the spoils of the falling. Around him alone the army expends itself, for him alone all missiles long. Some lodge in the surface of his bones, others fall frustrate, some Tritonia plucks out, many stand stiff on his buckler.
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