illius intactae cecidere a pectore vestes, iam clipeus breviorque manu consumitur hasta (mira fides) Ithacumque umeris excedere visus Aetolumque ducem: tantum subita arma calorque Martius horrenda confundit luce penates, immanisque gradu, ceu protinus Hectora poscens, stat medius trepidante domo, Peleaque virgo quaeritur.
The garments fall untouched from Achilles breast, his hand devours the shield and shortened  spear (strange but true) and his shoulders seem taller than the Ithacan and Aetolian captains; with so fearsome a light do the sudden weapons and martial ardour confound the dwelling. Towering he stands in the centre of the trembling house, as though calling for Hector forthwith. Peleus daughter is to seek.
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