magn ADJ11NOMSFPOS h PRON31NOMSF prodigi N24NOMPN sed CONJ et CONJ ill PRON61NOMPF clades N33NOMSF aliquant N22DATSN mai ADJ11NOMPCCOMP tot NUM20XXXCARD pulcherri ADJ12GENPFSUPER legion N31GENPF interit VPAR61NOMSMPERFPASSIVEPPL tam ADVPOS mult N11NOMSF sign N22NOMPN hostil ADJ32DATPXPOS intercept VPAR31NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL man N41DATPF tant ADJ11NOMSNPOS roman ADJ11GENSFPOS militi N11GENSF decus N32NOMSN barbar N21GENPM obtrit VPAR31NOMSNPERFPASSIVEPPL equitat SUPINE11ABLSN opti ADJ11GENSFSUPER indol N33GENSF fili N25GENSMr cruor N31LOCSM patern ADJ11GENSMPOS respers V31PERFACTIVEIND1S ocul N21GENSM corpus N32NOMSN imperator N31GENSM inter PREPACC promiscu ADJ11ACCPFPOS cadaver N32GENPN stru V31FUTACTIVEIND2S avi N22NOMSN fer N11GENPF que CONJ laniat N41DATPM obiect VPAR31NOMSNPERFPASSIVEPPL
These were great prodigies, but the ensuing disasters were considerably greater: the destruction of so many fine legions, the capture of so many standards by enemy hands, the flower of Roman soldiery trampled under barbarian horse, a fathers eyes bespattered with the blood of a highly gifted son, the body of a commander-in-chief exposed to the rendings of birds and wild beasts among promiscuous heaps of corpses.
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