Quae postquam accepit flammata Scipio mente, quantus Sidonium contra, fera proelia miscens, ductorem stetit in campis, rapit ocius ensem, atque, ubi turpe malum Latioque extrema coquebant coepta viri, ruptis foribus sese arduus infert.
But when Scipio heard of this plan, his wrath was kindled. He snatched up his sword'as mighty a figure as when he confronted Hannibal in deadly combat on the battle-field. He burst open the doors of the place where cowards were hatching their plot to bring disgrace and destruction upon Italy; he rushed towering in.
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