saepe etiam hostiles (lusit Fortuna parumper) decepti flevere viros; nec certa facultas noscere quem miseri vitent calcentve cruorem.
Often deceived, they wept for enemy warriors, as Fortune jested awhile, nor had they any sure means of knowing what blood to avoid in their misery and what to trample.
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