quos ubi nudantes conspexit Hamilcare cretus terga fuga: state ac nostram ne prodite gentem, vociferans subit et convertit proelia dextra: qualis in aestiferis Garamantum feta veneno attollit campis ferventi pastus harena colla Paraetonius serpens lateque per auras undantem torquet perfundens nubila tabem.
When the son of Hamilcar saw the Bruttians exposing their rear in flight, he came up shouting, Stand firm and prove no traitors to our nation!'and his valour rallied the fugitives. Even so, on the parching plains of the Garamantes, an Egyptianc snake that has fed on the burning sands lifts its venomous neck on high and hurls liquid poison far through the sky and drenches the clouds.
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