magno veluti cum turbine sese ipsius Aeoliae frangunt in limine venti, quem pelagi rabies, quem nubila, quemque sequatur ille dies: obnixa virum sic comminus haeret pugna nec arrepto pelli de corpore possunt.
As when in fierce commotion the winds shatter themselves on the very threshold of Aeolia, contesting which of them shall sway the storm-clouds and the fury of the sea, which shall have the lordship of that day, even so rages the close-packed struggle of the warriors, nor can they be driven from the body they have seized.
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