ipse super vultus taboque natantia terga dux campi Martisque potens ut caeca profundo currit hiemps, Zelyn et Bronten Abarimque relinquit semineces; Glaucum sequitur Glaucumque ruentem occupat et iugulo vulnus molitur aperto.
The captain himself, lord of the field and of the battle, sweeps over heads and bodies wallowing in gore, like some black storm over the deep; Zelys and Brontes and Abaris he leaves half-dead; tis Glaucus he pursues; Glaucus falls, and he is on him, he deals him a wound that gashes his throat.
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