sic ait et clipei propulsum pondere toto, lubrica qua tellus lapsantes sanguine fratris fallebat nisus, prosternit et occupat ense.
Speaking thus he brought down the full weight of his shield upon Pleminius and felled him, where the earth, slippery with his brothers blood, made his footing insecure; then he attacked him with the sword.
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