namque isti frustra quisquam concurrere monstro audeat; et quaenam talem vidisse voluptas? ductor ad haec Bebryxne venis diversaque regi corda gerens (melior vulgi nam saepe voluntas), hostis an externis fato delatus ab oris? et tua cur Amycus caestu nondum obruit ora?.
For with that monster in vain would anyone dare to engage; and what pleasure is there in the sight of such an one? The chief to this: Comest thou as a Bebrycian, with heart estranged from thy prince (for oft have the common people kindlier feelings), or as a stranger whom fate has brought from foreign shores? And why then has Amycus not shattered thy face with his gauntlet?
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