dum pavitant, spumantis equi fera corda fatigans, evehitur porta sublimis Taurea cristis bellator, cui Sidonius superare lacerto ductor et Autololas dabat et Maurusia tela.
While the citizens trembled, Taurea rode forth from the gate; his helmet-plume rose high as he controlled the hot temper of his foaming steed: Hannibal himself admitted that none of his Autololes or Moors could hurl the spear in battle with as much force as Taurea.
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