Ecce sub adventum noctis primumque soporem alter natorum, Solimus, vestigia vallo Ausonio vigil extulerat, dum sorte vicissim alternat portae excubias, fratrisque petebat Mancini stratum sparsa inter funera corpus, furtiva cupiens miserum componere terra.
Now when night came and sleep began, his other son, Solimus, came forth from the Roman camp, to relieve in his allotted turn the watch at the gate, and searched for the body of his brother, Mancinus, among the corpses lying on the field; he wished to bury the hapless youth secretly.
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