hinc, iussae Poenum fugientem sistere, pennae Dictaeae volitant; hinc lancea turbine nigro fert letum cuicumque viro, quem prenderit ictus.
At one point, Cretan arrows, bidden to arrest the flight of the enemy, flew through the air; at another, the fatal force of the javelins brought death to every man whom they struck.
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