scilicet indomitos postquam stomachando lacertos barbara bellatrix inpenderat et iaculorum nube supervacuam lassaverat inrita dextram, cum ventosa levi cecidissent tela volatu, iactibus et vacuis hastilia fracta iacerent, vertitur ad capulum manus inproba et ense corusco conisa in plagam dextra sublimis ab aure erigitur mediumque ferit librata cerebrum.
And when the barbarous warrior had spent with fuming the strength of her unconquerable arms and by showering javelins tired out her right hand with no success till it was useless, since her missiles, having no force in their flight, fell ineffectual, and the shafts, all idly cast, lay broken on the ground, her ruthless hand turned to her sword-hilt. Putting all its strength into a blow with the flashing blade, it rises high above her right ear and then, launching its stroke, smites her foes head in the very middle.
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