At Poenus, per longa diem certamina saevis caedibus emensus, postquam eripuere furori insignem tenebrae lucem, tum denique Martem dimisit tandemque suis in caede pepercit.
Hannibal had spent the livelong day in stubborn conflict and fierce slaughter; and, when the darkness robbed his frenzy of that glorious day, he ceased at last from fighting and spared his men from slaying yet more Romans.
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