hoc sese ostentans habitu ventosa virago inter utramque aciem supereminet et phaleratum circumflectit equum, vultuque et voce minatur adversum spectans cuneum, quem milite raro et paupertinis ad bella coegerat armis Mens Humilis, regina quidem, sed egens alieni auxilii proprio nec sat confisa paratu.
In such style does this boastful she-warrior display herself, towering over both armies as she circles round on her bedecked steed and with menacing look and speech eyes the force that confronts her; a force but small in number and scantily armed, that Lowliness had gathered for the war'a princess she, indeed, but standing in need of others help and wanting trust in her own provision.
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