ut primum insigni fulsit velamine consul, quamquam orbus partem visus unoque Cupencus lumine sufficiens bellis, citat improbus hastam et summae figit tremebundam margine parmae.
Cupencus had lost an eye, but found the other enough to fight with; and, when he sighted Gracchus, conspicuous in the garb of his rank, he boldly hurled his spear, and planted it quivering in the topmost rim of the consuls shield.
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