ille volat campis immensaque funera miscet per cuneos, velut hiberna proruptus ab arcu imber agens scopulos nemorumque operumque ruinas, donec ab ingenti bacchatus vertice montis frangitur inque novum paulatim deficit amnem.
Over the field he flies, and deals deaths innumerable throughout the columns, like a rain-storm that bursting from a wintry bow sweeps boulders before it and the wreck of woods and tillage, until after racing riotously from the great mountain-top its strength is broken and little by little brought to naught in the new-made stream.
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