Atque ea dum Rutulis turbata mente geruntur, lustrabat campos et saevae tristia dextrae facta recensebat, pertractans vulnera visu, Hannibal et, magna circumstipante caterva, dulcia praebebat trucibus spectacula Poenis.
While the Romans were thus engaged with troubled hearts, Hannibal was riding over the battle-field, reviewing his dreadful handiwork and feasting his eyes upon wounds. A numerous staff surrounded him, and the sights he showed them were welcome to the cruel eyes of the Carthaginians.
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