inter confertos cuneos Concordia forte dum stipata pedem iam tutis moenibus infert, excipit occultum Vitii latitantis ab ictu mucronem laevo in latere, squalentia quamvis texta catenato ferri subtegmine corpus ambirent sutis et acumen vulneris hamis respuerent, rigidis nec fila tenacia nodis inpactum sinerent penetrare in viscera telum.
Concord, thronged in the press of close-packed companies, just as she is setting foot within the safety of the ramparts, receives a treacherous thrust in her left side from the stroke of a lurking Vice, albeit the stiff fabric of iron chain-mail covered her body and with its links repelled the deadly point, and the firm, hard-knotted strands did not suffer the weight of the blow to reach the flesh;
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