acrius hoc accensa ducis surrexerat ira, auditoque furens socias non defore vires: sicine nos, inquit, Boiorum in bella ruentes spectastis, cum tanta lues vulgusque tremendum ingrueret, rupesque iterum Tarpeia paveret? quas ego tunc animas dextra, quae corpora fudi, irata tellure sata et vix vulnere vitam reddentes uno! iacuere ingentia membra per campos magnisque premunt nunc ossibus arva.
This roused the generals anger to greater heat; and, when he heard that a friendly forcea was near, he cried in fury: Was it thus that you saw me rushing to battle against the Boii, when the great peril of that fearsome horde came against us, and the Tarpeian rock feared a secondb siege? How many I then put to death! how many bodies my right arm laid low!'bodies born by Earth in anger, and men whom a single wound could hardly kill.c Their huge limbs were scattered over the plains, and now their mighty bones cover the fields.
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