tunc vero, stabulis qualis leo saevit opimis luxurians spargitque famem mutatque cruores, sic neque parte ferox nec caede moratur in una turbidus inque omnes pariter furit ac modo saevo ense, modo infesta rarescunt cuspide pugnae: tunc et terrificis undantem crinibus Hebrum et Geticum Priona ferit; caput eripit Auchi brachiaque et vastis volvendum mittit harenis.
Then, indeed, like a lion that wreaks his fury upon the fatlings of the stall, and in luxury of slaughter sates his maw now here, now there, and passes from bloodshed to bloodshed, so Jason storming on tarries not to sate his ire in one quarter or one scene of carnage, but rages against all alike, and now through the fury of his sword, now of his relentless spear-point do the fighting ranks grow scant and dwindle; then smites he both Hebrus with terrible streaming hair and Getic Prion; he slashes off Auchus head and arms, and sends him rolling on the desolate plain.
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