atque illi, magnum nitenti et laudibus hostis arrecto, capuli ad finem manus incita sedit; quaerebatque miser morienti lumine fratrem, cum iuvenis subit et, leto stimulatus acerbo, Pleminius saevum mucronem ante ora coruscat ac fratrem magno minitans clamore reposcit.
Herius, eager to meet a foe so famous, made a mighty effort; but Hannibal drove his sword up to the hilt in the Romans body. The dying mans eyes sought his brother, Pleminius; and up Pleminius came. Maddened by his brothers fate, he brandished his sword in Hannibals face, and with loud threats demanded the life of the dead man.
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