hic ense iacet prostratus adacto; hic saxo perfracta gemit lacrimabilis ossa; ast hos, turpe, pavor fusos proiecit in ora; horum adversa dedit Gradivo pectora virtus.
One man lies prostrate, pierced by the sword; another, whose bones have been shattered by a stone, groans pitifully; some whom fear laid low lie prone in dishonour; others are brave men who offered their front to the slayer.
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