quem postquam Libyae ductor virtute feroci exultare videt (namque illi vulnere praeceps terga dabat levibus diffisus Arauricus armis) acrius hoc, pulchro Mavorte accensus in iram et dignum sese ratus in certamina saevo comminus ire viro, referenti e corpore telum advolat et fodiens pectus: laudande laborum, quisquis es, haud alia decuit te occumbere dextra.
But Hannibal saw him exulting in his prowess, because Arauricus, distrusting his light armour, fled wounded before him in hot haste; and his ardour was kindled by the prospect of a glorious combat; and he thought it not beneath him to close in conflict with the fierce warrior. As Viriasius drew his spear forth from the body of Arauricus, Hannibal rushed up and stabbed him in the breast, crying: Famous fighter, whoever you are, you deserved to fall by no hand but mine;
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