tum magis atque magis peditem candore notato Tyndariden incendit amor, simul obvius hastam pectus in adversum Gelae iacit alipedemque insilit excusso victor duce; risit ab alta nube pater prensisque equitem cognovit habenis.
Then more and more when he noticed their whiteness did desire of them inflame the son of Tyndareus as he fights on foot, and forthwith meeting Gela he hurls his lance right at his breast, and as the rider fell he leapt in triumph on the wing-footed steed; from a cloud on high his father laughed, and knew the horseman by his handling of the reins.
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