Ne sic quidem pertinacia victa, rursus aliam partem secare institit et inde non segnius inhaerentem ferro subinde caedere; at ille in vulnere ferae dentes moribundus quoque infixerat.
When even then the dogs persistency was not overcome, he began to cut another part, and when the dog held fast with equal strength, to make cuts at the dogs body as well; but the dog even in dying kept his teeth fixed in the lions wound.
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