et, quamquam fundi se circum pulsa videret agmina, deleta gentilis pube catervae, caesorum implebat solus loca; seu foret hostis comminus, expleri gaudebat vulnere frontis adversae; seu laeva acies in bella vocaret, obliquo telum reflexum Marte rotabat.
and, though he saw the ranks around him defeated and overthrown, yet, when all his countrymen were destroyed, he filled single-handed the places of the slain. If his foe stood face to face, Larus rejoiced to glut his rage by smiting him on the forehead; or, if he was forced to meet an enemy on his left hand, he whirled his weapon round and struck a sidelong blow.
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