simul insultans gressuque manuque molibus obstantes cuneos tabulataque saevus destruit: absiliunt pontes, tectique trementis saxea frena labant, dissaeptoque aggere rursus utitur et truncas rupes in templa domosque praecipitat frangitque suis iam moenibus urbem.
Thereupon he falls upon the blocks with foot and hand, fiercely demolishing wedges and planks standing in his path. The bridges fly apart, the stone ties of the covering roof give way, the rampart is dismantled. He uses it again, hurling the mutilated rocks down upon temples and houses, smashing the city with her own walls.
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