Ut ruit atque aequum summisit regula limen, corripuere leves spatium, campoque refulsit nuda cohors: volucres isdem modo tardius arvis isse videntur equi; credas e plebe Cydonum Parthorumque fuga totidem exsiluisse sagittas.
When the bar fell, offering a level threshold, they nimbly devoured the space, the naked troop shone upon the flat. The swift horses seem to have moved less fast a while ago over the same terrain. You might think that so many arrows had leapt forth from a Cydonian crowd or a flight of Parthians.
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