Iamque laevam, qua clipeum ad ictus circumferebat, lassaverat, clamantibus amicis ut ad ipsos desiliret, stabantque excepturi; cum ille rem ausus est incredibilem atque inauditam multoque magis ad  famam temeritatis quam gloriae insignem.
By this time he had tired his left hand, by which he was shifting his shield about to parry the shots, and his friends were shouting to him to leap down to them, and were standing ready to catch him; when he dared an incredible and unheard-of deed, one which added much more to his reputation for rashness  than to his glory.
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