bella vetant taedas, iuvenique hinc maior in hostes ira; ruit primis immixtus et agmina Lernae nunc pedes ense vago, prensis nunc celsus habenis, ceu spectetur, agit.
The war forbids the wedding, adding to the young mans anger against the enemy. He rushes among the first and harries the hosts of Lerna now on foot with roaming sword and now aloft with reins in hand, as though spectators eyes were on him.
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