si fratris galeam fulvis radiare ceraunis germanus vidit conmilito, non timet ensem exerere atque caput socio mucrone ferire, de consanguineo rapturus vertice gemmas.
If a soldier sees his own brother and fellow-soldier with a helmet that glances with precious stones of tawny hue, he fears not to unsheath his sword and smite the skull with a comrades blade, purposing to snatch the gems from a kinsmans head.
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