quid regio immanis, quid barbarus amnibus ullis Phasis et aversis proles mea gentibus obstat? quid Minyae meruere queri? num vellere Graio vi potitur? profugo quin agmina iungere Phrixo abnuit Inoas ultor nec venit ad aras, imperii sed parte virum nataeque moratus coniugio videt e Graia nunc stirpe nepotes et generos vocat et iunctas sibi sanguine terras.
How can that terrible land, how can savage Phasis be an offence to other rivers, or my offspring to nations so remote? What reason have the Minyae for complaint? What, is the Grecian fleece a possession won by force? Nay, but my son would not consent to join forces with the exiled Phrixus and came not as an avenger to the Inoan altars, but did persuade him to tarry with a portion of his kingdom and his daughters hand, and now sees before him grandchildren of a Grecian stock, and calls for sons-in-law upon the lands united to himself in blood.
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