proles pulchra viro nec tali digna parente Hostus erat; cuius fretus fulgente iuventa, ipse asper paci crudos sine viribus annos barbarici studio ritus refovebat in armis.
His son Hostus was a goodly youth and worthy of a better father; and Hampsagoras, no friend to peace and devoted to barbarous customs, relied upon his sons youthful vigour and hoped by war to revive his own feeble old age.
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