namque super tepido lapsantem sanguine et aegra lubrica nitentem nequicquam evadere planta impacto prosternit equo trepideque levantem membra afflicta solo pressa violentius hasta implicuit terrae telumque in caede reliquit.
For as he slipped on the warm blood and was vainly striving to plant his unsteady feet on firm ground, the Dictators horse struck him down; and, when he tried in haste to lift his bruised limbs from the ground, Fabius pinned him to the earth by a strong thrust of his spear and left the weapon in the deadly wound.
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