Acrius hoc Italum pubes incurrit et urget, ut torrens, ut tempestas, ut flamma corusci fulminis, ut Borean pontus fugit, ut cava currunt nubila, cum pelago caelum permiscuit Eurus.
All the more fiercely the Romans assailed the foe and pressed their attack, like a flood or a tempest, like the fire of a flashing thunderbolt, like the sea driven by the North-wind, like the hollow clouds that speed overhead when the East-wind has mingled sea and sky.
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