quin ipse ferrum stringit et plenus Deo reges superbos mole praedarum graves pellit fugatos, sauciatos proterit, frangit catenas et rapinam liberat: aurum, puellas, parvulos, monilia, greges equarum, vasa, vestem, buculas.
He himself, too, draws the sword and, being filled with the spirit of God, drives off in flight those proud kings, weighed down with their booty, or cuts them down and tramples them under foot. He breaks the bonds and looses the plunder'gold, maidens, little children, strings of jewels, herds of mares, vessels, raiment, cattle.
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