mox ignotum armis ac solo corpore mensus Tydea non timuit, fragilique lacessere telo saepius infrendentem aliis aliosque sequentem ausus erat.
Presently he had no fear of Tydeus, not knowing him in arms  and taking only his bodys measure, and dared to provoke him again and again with his frail darts as he gnashed his teeth at other foes and pursued them.
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