Miscebat campum, membrorum in proelia portans celsius humano robur, visaque paventes mole gigantei vertebat corporis alas Othrys Marmarides; lati super agmen utrumque ingens tollebant humeri caput, hirtaque torvae frontis caesaries et crinibus aemula barba umbrabat rictus; squalore hic hispida diro et villosa feris horrebat pectora saetis.
The combatants were scattered by Othrys of Marmarica, who brought to battle superhuman strength and stature; and the mere sight of his huge frame turned the Roman troops to flight. His giant head rose on broad shoulders high over both armies, and his mouth was hidden by the shaggy locks that grew on his grim forehead, and by a beard that rivalled his hair; a matted growth of bristles, like a wild beasts fell, covered his hairy chest.
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