nec damnata manus, medio sed, flebile, mento armigeri Cascae penetrabilis haesit harundo, obliquumque secans surrecta cuspide vulnus umenti ferrum admovit tepefacta palato.
Nor did he fail to hit: the keen arrow lodged, alas, right in the chin of Casca, the squire of Brutus; warmed with blood the point passed upwards, leaving a jagged wound, and forced the steel into the moist palate.
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