nam transversa feros exibant dentis adactus iumenta aut pedibus ventos erecta petebant' nequiquam, quoniam ab nervis succisa videres concidere atque gravi terram consternere casu.
For the horses would swerve aside to escape the wild lunge of the tusks, or rearing aloft pawed the air; but in vain, since you would see them collapse hamstrung and cover the ground in their heavy fall.
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