ipse recollectis audax Ariasmenus armis desilit; illum acies curvae secat undique falcis partiturque rotis, atque inde furentia raptus in iuga Circaeos tetigit non amplius agros.
Bold Ariasmenus himself gathers up his arms and leaps down; but on this side and on that the edge of a curved blade cleaves him and casts the fragments among the wheels; then caught upward by the furious car he touched no more the Circean fields.
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