verum quid attinet verbis ista complecti quorum tanta vis est ut ali<qui e>a salutis suae impendio testati sint? Brutus consul primus cum Arrunte, Tarquinii Superbi regno expulsi filio, in acie ita concurrit ut pariter illatis hastis uterque mortifero vulnere ictus exanimis prosterneretur.
But what use to put these things into words? Their force is such that some have testified to them with the sacrifice of their lives. Brutus, the first Consul, fighting on horseback clashed with Arruns, son of Tarquin the Proud, who had been driven from his throne, so violently that as each alike thrust his lance both were fatally wounded and stretched lifeless on the ground.
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