cuius fortitudinem di immortales admirati incolumitatem sinceram ei praestiterunt: nam neque altitudine deiectus quassatus nec pondere armorum pressus nec ullo verticis circuitu actus, ne telis quidem, quae undique congerebantur, laesus tutum natandi eventum habuit.
The immortal gods in admiration of his bravery kept him safe and sound. Not shaken by the height of the fall, nor crushed by the weight of his arms, nor driven by some whirling current, nor harmed by the weapons flung at him from every side, he swam safely to land.
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