haud illi comitum super ullus, et atris vulneribus qui ferret opem; per devia, fractae innitens hastae furtoque ereptus opacae noctis, iter tacitum Perusina ferebat in arva.
Of his comrades none was left, and there was none to dress his grievous wounds. Leaning on a broken spear, and rescued from doom by the connivance of dark night, he crept silently through bypaths towards the fields of Perusia.
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