tenditur ille ingens hominum pavor arvaque late occupat, annosi veluti si decidat olim pars Erycis vel totus Athos; qua mole iacentis ipse etiam expleri victor nequit oraque longo comminus optutu mirans tenet.
Outstretched lies that vast terror of men, and in broad bulk covers the fields, as if a portion of aged Eryx or all Athos were one day to fall; the victor himself cannot be sated with the huge prostrate mass, and marvelling gazes long and fixedly from close at hand.
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