hi teretes galeas magnorumque aerea suta thoracum et tunicas Chalybum squalore crepantes pectoribus temptare, alii Gortynia lentant cornua; iam falces avidis et aratra caminis rastraque et incurvi saevum rubuere ligones.
Some try on rounded helmets and at their breasts the bronze mail of great jerkins and tunics creaking with disused iron. Others draw bows of Gortyn. Now sickles and ploughshares and harrows and curving hoes cruelly redden in greedy furnaces.
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