sed, validas saevo vires duplicante dolore, effudit lacrimas pariter cornumque sonantem Scipio, solamen properans optabile in armis hostem prostrato morientem ostendere amico.
Grief doubled Scipios strength. Even as he wept, he hurled his whizzing spear, eager that his friend should find consolation for his fall by seeing his enemy dying.
final_alignments\Silius_Italicus_Punica_Book13.json