iacet aequore nomen clarum Maeonio atque Italae pars magna ruinae Appius; intremuere lacus, corpusque refugit contractis Thrasymennus aquis; telum ore cruento expirans premit atque admorsae immurmurat hastae.
Low on the Maeoniana plain lies Appius, that famous name; and much of Italys might fell with him. The lake shivered, and Trasimene withdrew its waters from contact with the body. The bleeding mouth of the dying man closed on the weapon and muttered as it bit the spear.
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