Incurrunt acies, magnoque fragore per aequor suspendunt cuncti frenis sublime reductos cornipedes ultroque ferunt: erectus in auras it sonipes, rapidaque volans per aperta procella, tenuia vix summo vestigia pulvere signat.
The armies advance at speed, and a mighty noise spreads over the field when all the riders raise their horses heads high with the bridle and then urge them forward; rearing aloft, the chargers then rush on and in their stormy flight over the plain leave hardly a trace of their hoof-prints on the dusty surface.
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