tum sic adloquitur: procerum vi pulsus iniqua germanique manu (repetis, quo crimine) Perses barbaricas iam movit opes Hyrcanaque signa; Aeetes contra thalamis et virgine pacta conciliat reges Scythicos, primusque coacta advehit Albana Styrus gener agmina porta.
Then in such wise she accosts her: Perses, driven out by ruthless might of chieftains and his kinsmans troops (thou recallest upon what charge), has already set barbarian armies stirring and the banners of Hyrcania; Aeetes on his side by pledge of a maidens marriage-bower invites to friendship Scythian princes, and first Styrus, his daughters betrothed, brings gathered forces from the Albanian gate.
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