Iamque, fere medium evecti certamine campum, in spatia addebant; nisusque apprendere primos Panchates animosus equos, super altior ire et praecedentem iam iamque ascendere currum pone videbatur, curvatisque ungula prima Callaicum quatiens pulsabat calcibus axem.
And now, when near half the distance was completed, they quickened over the course; and spirited Panchates, struggling to catch up the team ahead, seemed to rise higher and at each moment to mount upon the chariot in front, and the hoofs of his prancing forefeet struck and rattled on the car of the Gallician horse.
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