iam lacerae nares foedataque lumina morsu, iam truncum raptis caput auribus, ipsaque diris frons depasta modis, et sanguine abundat hiatus; nec satias, donec mandentia linqueret ora spiritus, et plenos rictus mors atra teneret.
Already the nose of Tyres was torn and the eyes marred by the cruel jaws; the ears were bitten off and the head mutilated; the forehead itself was horribly gnawed, and blood streamed from the open lips; nor was Laevinus satisfied, until the breath left those champing jaws and dark death arrested the crammed mouth.
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