iam Garamum audacemque Thyrum pariterque ruentes Gisgonem saevumque Bagam indignumque sagittae, impubem malas, tam certae occurrere Lixum fuderat et plena tractabat bella pharetra.
Already he had laid low Garamus and bold Thyrus, and Gisgo rushing on together with fierce Bagas, and Lixus, yet beardless, who did not deserve to meet an arrow so unerring; and he fought on with his quiver filled.
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