Quam cum avide turbidam hausissent, tendebantur extemplo praecordia premente limo, resolutisque et torpentibus membris, cum supervenisset hostis, novis vulneribus excitabantur.
Since they had eagerly drunk of it when it was turbid, at once their bellies were so painfully distended by the weight of the mud, that their limbs were weakened and numbed, and when the enemy came up they were aroused by fresh wounds.
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