unus itaque tot civium, tot hostium in se oculos convertit, stupentes illos admiratione, hos inter laetitiam et metum haesitantes, unusque duos acerrima pugna consertos exercitus, alterum repellendo, alterum propugnando, distraxit.
So he alone turned the eyes of so many countrymen, so many enemies, upon himself, the latter stunned with amazement, the former hesitating between joy and fear; and he alone separated two armies locked in fierce combat, driving back the one, fighting in front of the other.
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