at varii pro rupe metus: hic trunca rotatis brachia rapta viris strictoque immortua caestu ossaque taetra situ et capitum maestissimus ordo; respicias quibus adverso sub vulnere nulla iam facies nec nomen erat; media ipsius arma sacra metu magnique aris imposta parentis.
But before the rock were various terrors: severed arms torn from men sent flying, and lifeless though still clad with the gauntlet, and bones all foul and mouldering, and heads in a dismal row. You could see those for whom the straight-pitched blow had left nor name nor visage; in the midst were the weapons of the monarch himself, held sacred through fear and placed on the altar of his mighty sire.
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