inritata leae iaciebant corpora saltu undique, et adversum venientibus ora petebant, et nec opinantis a tergo deripiebant, deplexaeque dabant in terram volnere victos, morsibus adfixae validis atque unguibus uncis.
The she-lions enraged bounded this way and that, and leapt straight for the faces of those that met them, or tore at others unawares from behind, and clasping them close bore them to the ground helpless from the wound, holding fast to them with strong jaws and curving claws.
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