Interea vittis lauruque insignis opima currus et egregiis modo formidatus in armis ipse palam, fusus nulli nullique fugatus, quaeritur: absistunt turmae, suspectaque tellus omnibus, infidi miles vestigia campi circumit, atque avidae tristis locus ille ruinae cessat et inferni vitatur honore sepulcri.
Meanwhile search is made for the chariot conspicuous with fillets and triumphal laurel, and for himself, lately feared in the open in his glorious arms, not routed, not put to flight by any.  The squadrons fall back, all suspecting the ground, and the soldiers move around the traces of the treacherous field, while the melancholy site of the greedy slide is left alone, still avoided in honour of the infernal sepulchre.
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