Dying, he slew; and, staggering on the plain, With swimming eyes he sought his lover slain; Then quiet on his… — Virgil

Dying, he slew; and, staggering on the plain,

With swimming eyes he sought his lover slain;

Then quiet on his bleeding bosom fell,

Content, in death, to be revenged so well.

In the original (Latin)

Moriens animam abstulit hosti.

Tum super exanimum sese proiecit amicum

Confossus, placidaque ibi demum morte quieuit.

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