Tandem umeris obnixus Acron et pectore toto pronus Ialmenides aeratae robora portae torserunt: quanta pariter cervice gementes profringunt inarata diu Pangaea iuvenci.
At length Acron thrusting with his shoulders and Ialmenus son leaning with all his breast turned the timber of the bronze-clad gate with the strength of groaning bullocks that together break Pangaeas long unploughed soil.
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