nec non Euanthen Phrygium Paridisque Mimanta aequalem comitemque, una quem nocte Theano in lucem genitore Amyco dedit et face praegnas Cisseis regina Parin; Paris urbe paterna occubat, ignarum Laurens habet ora Mimanta.
Evanthes too, the Phrygian, and Mimas, comrade of Paris and his peer in age, whom Theano bore, his father being Amycus, on the very night that Cisseus royal daughter, pregnant with a firebrand, gave birth to Paris: Paris sleeps in the city of his fathers; Mimas, unknown, rests on the Laurentine shore.