ille minax, rigidus, iactans, truculentus, amarus, dum tumet indomitum, dum formidabile fervet, dum sese ostentat, clipeo dum territat auras, expertus pueri quid possint ludicra parvi subcubuit teneris bellator turbidus annis.
He, for all his stark menace, his boasting and his fierce and bitter speech, in the midst of his ungoverned pride and fearful raging, as he vaunted himself, affrighting the heavens with his shield, found what a little childs toy can do, and wild man of war as he was, fell to a lad of tender years.
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