Scipio, qua medius pugnae vorat agmina vertex, infert cornipedem atque, instinctus strage suorum, inferias caesis mactat Labarumque Padumque et Caunum et multo vix fusum vulnere Breucum Gorgoneoque Larum torquentem lumina vultu.
Scipio urged his steed to where the central whirlpool of battle was swallowing up the fighters; then, infuriated by the carnage of his men, he slaughtered, as offerings to the dead, Labarus and Padus and Caunus and Brucus, scarcely laid low with many a wound, and Larus, as he rolled his eyes with the stare of a Gorgon.
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