Cui, simul invidia atque ira stimulantibus, Hannon: talia vesani iuvenis convicia miror haud equidem; tumet ingenio, fraternaque corda non tarde agnoscas et virus futile linguae.
Then Hanno answered, urged on at once by jealousy and anger: Such abuse does not surprise me, coming from a brain-sick youth. He is proud by nature, and it is easy to recognize his brothers disposition and the stingless venom of his tongue.
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