Sed, ut opinor, inevitabile est fatum; quippe dum inter primores promptius dimicat, sagitta ictus est, quam per loricam adactam, stantem in humero medicus eius Philippus evellit.
But in my opinion fate is inescapable; for while he was fighting with too great daring among the foremost, he was struck by an arrow, which was driven through his corselet and standing in his shoulder was drawn out by his physician Philip.
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