Protinus Orsilochum et Buten, duo maxima Teucrum corpora, sed Buten aversum cuspide fixit loricam galeamque inter, qua colla sedentis lucent et laevo dependet parma lacerto; Orsilochum fugiens magnumque agitata per orbem eludit gyro interior sequiturque sequentem; tum validam perque arma viro perque ossa securim altior exsurgens oranti et multa precanti congeminat; vulnus calido rigat ora cerebro.
Next she slays Orsilochus and Butes, two Teucrians of mightiest frame. Butes she pierced with a spearpoint in the back, between corslet and helmet, where the riders neck gleams, and the shield hangs from the left arm; as she flees from Orsilochus and is chased in a wide circle, she foils him, wheels into an inner ring and pursues the pursuer; then rising higher in the saddle, she drives her strong axe again and again through armour and through bone, while he implores and makes many prayers for mercy; the wound spatters his face with his warm brain.
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