nec latuere diu saevum spolia illa Syenen, perque levem et multo maculatam murice tigrin concita cuspis abit; subitos ex ore cruores saucia tigris agit vitamque effundit erilem; ipse puer fracto pronum caput implicat arcu.
Nor did those spoils long escape the eye of fierce Syenes, but through the light tigers hide varied with much purple speeds the driven spear; of a sudden the wounded tiger gushes at the mouth with blood and pours forth its masters life, while the youth falls, his head entangled in the broken bow.
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