sic elanguescens ac iam casura, petitum invenit vulnus caedemque accepit ab hoste cornus et oblatae stetit inter tempora frontis.
He galloped forward with loosened rein and drove his horses head to meet it; and so the spear, when flagging in its course and ready to fall, found the mark it sought and received from the enemy power to kill; it lodged between the temples of the brow that courted death.
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