Ancipiti periculo implicitus, deos quoque incusans querebatur, se iacere segnem, cuius velocitatem nemo antea valuisset effugere; vix suos  credere non simulari valitudinem.
Involved as he was in a double danger, accusing even the gods, he complained that he, whose swiftness no one had before been able to escape, was lying idle; even his own men hardly believed that he was not feigning illness.
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