idem, sanguinea Venuli cervice revellens, sternit praecipitem tepido te, Farfare, telo et te sub gelido nutritum, Tulle, Velino, egregium Ausoniae decus ac memorabile nomen, si dent fata moras, aut servent foedera Poeni; tum Remulum atque, olim celeberrima nomina bello, Tiburtes Magios Hispellatemque Metaurum et Clanium, dubia meditatus cuspide vulnus.
Crixus also plucked his weapon from the gory neck of Venulus and, while it was still warm, laid low Farfarus with it, and Tullus who was reared near cold Velinusa'a proud boast of Italy he would have been and a famous name, if the Fates had granted him longer life or the Carthaginians had adhered to the treaty.b Next Crixus slew Remulus, and warriors whose names were once famous in arms'the Magii of Tibur, Metaurus of Hispellum, and Clanius,'and aimed his blow with a spear which doubted whom to strike.
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