Corpore deinde nudato, animadvertunt hamos inesse telo nec aliter id sine pernicie corporis extrahi posse quam ut secando vulnus augerent.
Then, when his clothing had been removed, they perceived that the arrow was barbed, and that it could not be extracted without injury unless the wound was enlarged by the knife.
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