idem correptis sternacem ad proelia frenis frangere equum et famam letalis amare lacerti ignotique amnis tranare sonantia saxa atque e diversa socios accersere ripa.
He would grasp the reins also and break in for battle the steed that tried to throw him; he sought the glory of a death-dealing arm; he would swim through the rattling boulders of an unknown river and then summon his comrades from the opposite bank.
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