sic ait, insignemque animam mucrone corusco dedignantem artus pridem maestamque teneri arripit atque uno quaesitam vulnere rumpit.
So he speaks and with flashing blade seizes the noble soul that has long disdained its body and grieved to be in durance, probes with one stroke, and breaks.
final_alignments\Statius_Thebaid_Book10.json