ac dum vix oculis, vix credunt mentibus hostem confisum nullo comitante irrumpere tectis, per mediam propere trepidantum interritus urbem egit equum adversaque evasit ad agmina porta
The citizens could hardly believe their eyes and doubted their own senses, when they saw a single foeman gallop boldly into the town; but, while they trembled, he rode on unterrified right through the city and returned safe to his own army by the gate on the opposite side.
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