Aspicit has longe iamdudum Asopius Hypseus palantum strages ardetque avertere pugnam, quamquam haud ipse minus curru Tirynthia fundens robora; sed viso praesens minor augure sanguis: illum armis animisque cupit.
This while past Asopian Hypseus views from afar the carnage of his scattered comrades and is eager to deflect the battle, although himself in no less measure routing Tirynthian forces with his chariot. But when he saw the augur, he thought little of bloodshed to hand; him he desires with weapon and will.
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