arrexere animos Itali, cunctaeque volucres convertunt clamore fugam (mirabile visu), aetheraque obscurant pennis hostemque per auras facta nube premunt, donec vi victus et ipso pondere defecit praedamque ex unguibus ales proiecit fluvio, penitusque in nubila fugit.
The Italians become alert and, wondrous to behold, all the birds clamorously wheel their flight and, darkening the sky with wings, in serried cloud drive their foe through the air till, overborne by the onset and the sheer weight, the bird gave way, dropped the booty from his talons into the stream, and sped deep into the clouds.
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