ruit ille ruentem in Prothoum lapsasque manu quaerentis habenas in vultus galeam clipeumque in pectora calcat, saucius extremo donec cum sanguine frenos respuit et iuncta domino cervice recumbit.
Prothous plunges and upon him plunges the horse and, as the rider seeks the reins that slipped from his hand, tramples helmet into face and shield into chest, until the wounded creature casts off the bridle along with his last drop of blood and lies with his neck on his master.
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