earth, even as one day falls hollow-hearted with hollow 10
crash on Erymanthus or lofty Ida, uptorn by the roots, a
mighty pine. Eagerly start up at once the Teucrian and
Trinacrian chivalry; up soars a shout to heaven; and first
runs up Acestes, and soothingly raises from the ground
his friend, aged as he. But not slackened by his overthrow, 15
nor daunted, the hero comes back fiercer to the
field, with anger goading force; that mass of strength is
enkindled at last by shame and conscious prowess. All on
fire, he drives Dares headlong over the whole plain, now