centum lecta boum bellator corpora, centum pactus equos; his ille animam lucemque rependit crudelis; tandem dulces iam cassus in auras respicit ac nulla caelum reparabile gaza.
For one hundred chosen bodies of oxen and one hundred steeds had the warrior made compact; these did he weigh against his life and the light of day, ruthless one; now at last too late he bethinks himself of the pleasant air and the heaven that no treasure will buy.
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