LXX.

Quickly rising, in a moment of time, {173c}

After kindling a fire at the confluence, {173d} in front of the fence,

{173e}

After leading his men in close array,

In front of a hundred he pierces the foremost. {173f}

Sad it was that you should have made a pool of blood,

As if you but drank mead in the midst of laughter; {174a}

But it was brave of you to slay the little man, {174b}

With the fierce and impetuous stroke of the sword;

For like the unrestrained ocean {174c} had the foe {174d} put to death

A man, who would otherwise have been in rank his equal.

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