et merito hamatis manus est armata sagittis, et pharetra ex umero Cnosia utroque iacet: ante ferit quoniam tuti quam cernimus hostem, nec quisquam ex illo vulnere sanus abit.
And justly is his hand armed with barbed arrows, and a Cretan quiver is suspended from his shoulders, since he strikes while we feel safe and do not see the foe, and from that wound no one departs unscathed.
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