dumque uter angustae squalentia iugera Dirces verteret aut Tyrii solio non altus ovaret exsulis ambigitur, periit ius fasque bonumque et vitae mortisque pudor.
While they disputed who should plough cramped Dirces barren acres or lord it on the Tyrian exiles lowly throne, law human and divine, morality and decency in life and death, went by the board.
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