non secus obiectas acies turbamque minorem dissimulat transitque manu; tamen ora Thoantis, pectora Deilochi, Clonii latus, ilia torvi perforat Hippotadae; truncis sua membra remittit interdum galeasque rotat per nubila plenas.
Not otherwise does Tydeus ignore the forces arrayed against him, the lesser crowd, and pass them by. Even so, he pierces the face of Thoas, the chest of Deilochus, the flank of Clonius, the groin of grim Hippotades. Sometimes he throws limbs back to their trunks and whirls charged helmets through the clouds.
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