Undique nunc comminus, nunc eminus petebatur, diuque arma circumferens, alia tela clipeo excipiebat, corpore alia vitabat, donec hasta femina perfossa plurimo  sanguine effuso destituere pugnantem.
On all sides, now hand to hand, now at long range, he was attacked, and for a long time, turning his arms now here, now there, he caught some of the weapons with his shield and avoided others by his agility; but at last his thighs were run through by a lance and from  great loss of blood failed him as he fought.
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