obvius ambustum torrem Corynaeus ab ara corripit et venienti Ebyso plagamque ferenti occupat os flammis: olli ingens barba reluxit nidoremque ambusta dedit.
Standing in their path, Corynaeus snatches up a charred brand from the altar and, as Ebysus comes up and aims a blow, dashes flames in his face: his mighty beard blazed up, and sent forth a smell of burning.
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