Adsilit, audito tristis clamore ruinae, Hasdrubal, et coeptantem Arabum raptare perempto gemmiferi spolium cultus auroque rigentes exuvias iaculum a tergo perlibrat ad ossa.
Hasdrubal heard with grief the cry with which Nabis fell, and hastened up. Standing behind him, he drove a javelin through Arabus, piercing him to the bone, as he was beginning to strip the dead man of his jewelled garments and his armour stiff with gold.
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