Ecce inter medios caedum Tiburna furores, fulgenti dextram mucrone armata mariti et laeva infelix ardentem lampada quassans squalentemque erecta comam ac liventia planctu pectora nudatis ostendens saeva lacertis, ad tumulum Murri super ipsa cadavera fertur.
Lo! in the midst of madness and murder, unhappy Tiburna was seen. Her right hand was armed with her husbands bright sword, and in her left she brandished a burning torch; her disordered hair stood on end, her shoulders were bare, and she displayed a breast discoloured by cruel blows. She hurried right over the corpses to the tomb of Murrus.
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