At ille, quamquam exhaustae erant vires deficiebatque sanguis, tamen ad notam vocem excitatus: Agnosco, inquit, Taxilis fratrem, imperii regnique sui proditoris, et telum, quod unum forte non effluxerat, contorsit in eum; quod per medium pectus penetravit ad tergum.
But he, although his strength was exhausted and he had lost much blood, nevertheless, aroused by the familiar voice, said: I recognize the brother of Taxiles, the betrayer of his kingdom and his country, and hurled at him the only javelin which, as it happened, had not fallen from his hands; and it passed through the middle of his breast and came out at his back.
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