Cumque arma ex latere omni concuterentur et tela, lituosque Bellona luctuosos inflaret in clades Romanas solito immanius furens, cedentes nostri multis interclamantibus restiterunt, et proelium flammarum ritu accrescens, terrebat militum animos, confixis quibusdam rotatis ictibus iaculorum et sagittarum.
On every side armour and weapons clashed, and Bellona, raging with more than usual madness for the destruction of the Romans, blew her lamentable war-trumpets; our soldiers who were giving way rallied, exchanging many encouraging shouts, but the battle, spreading Like flames, filled their hearts with terror, as numbers of them were pierced by strokes of whirling spears and arrows.
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