quem ruere ut telo vidit regina cruento, obliquos detorquet equos laevumque per orbem fallaci gyro campum secat ac velut ales averso rapitur sinuata per aequora curru.
When the princess saw him rushing on with bloodstained weapon, she made her horses swerve aside; and thus, evading him by wheeling to the left, she cleaves the plain and flies like a bird over the curving field, showing him the back of her chariot.
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