Paucae tamen evasere quadrigae in ultimam aciem, iis quibus inciderunt miserabili morte consumptis; quippe amputata virorum membra humi iacebant, et, quia calidis adhuc vulneribus aberat dolor, trunci quoque et debiles quidam arma non omittebant, donec multo sanguine effuso exanimati procumberent.
Yet a few chariots-and-four made their way through to the rear, destroying those whom they met by a wretched death; for the severed limbs of men lay upon the ground, and since there was no pain while their wounds were still warm, maimed and weak though they were, some did not drop their weapons until they fell on their faces, dead from great loss of blood.
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