Interea Danai noctemque diemque sub armis, noctem iterum rursusque diem (sic ira ferebat) ingeminant: contempta quies, vix aut sopor illis aut epulae fecere moram; properatur in hostem more fugae.
Meanwhile the Danai add night to day under arms, and night again and day again; so their wrath willed it. Rest they despised, hardly did sleep or food make them pause. They hurry to meet the enemy as though in flight.
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