at non inde procul Rambelus et acer Otaxes dispulerant Colchos pariterque inglorius Armes, fraude nova stabula et furtis adsuetus inultis depopulare greges, frontem cum cornibus auxit hispidus inque dei latuit terrore Lycaei.
But not far from thence Rambelus and fierce Otaxes had routed the Colchians, and likewise inglorious Armes, wont by a new device and still unpunished ruse to ravage flocks and herds, for clothed in shaggy hide he wore stags horns upon his face and lurked in the terrors of the Lycaean god.
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