iamque coruscanti telum propiusque ferenti gressum exultantem et securo caedis Iertae non expectatum surgens defixerat ensem, Sidoniumque ducem circumspectabat, in ilia exoptans animam certantem ponere dextra.
When Iertas came close, brandishing his weapon in triumph and sure of his victim, Paulus rose up suddenly and plunged his sword in his foes body. Then he looked round for Hannibal, eager to yield up his life, a warriors life, to that glorious hand.
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