quales ubi tela virosque pectoris impulsu rabidi stravere leones, protinus ira minor, gaudentque in corpore capto securam differre famem: sic flexa Pelasgum corda labant, ferrique avidus mansueverat ardor.
As when raging lions by impact of their breasts have strewn men and weapons on the ground, their anger all at once diminishes and they are happy to defer their hunger sure of satisfaction on a captured body: so the hearts of the Pelasgi were turned and waver, their eager passion for battle grew milder.
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