At subitus curaque ducem metus acrior omni mensque mali praesaga quatit, quod regis adortus progeniem raptoque dolis crudelis Acasto cetera nuda neci medioque in crimine patrem liquerit ac nullis inopem vallaverit armis, ipse procul nunc tuta tenens; ruat omnis in illos quippe furor.
But, on a sudden, fear keener than any anxiety and bodings of misfortune rack the leader, in that he had assailed the kings son and having cruelly seized Acastus by treachery had left the remainder of his kin exposed to death and his father in the toils of crime, and had not fenced about his unguarded life with arms, while he himself now far away has won safety; for upon them will all the kings wrath burst.
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