Ergo alacres Argi, fuso rumore per urbem advenisse duci generos primisque hymenaeis egregiam Argian nec formae laude secundam Deipylen tumida iam virginitate iugari, gaudia mente parant.
So the report spreads through the city that bridegrooms have come for the kings daughters and that admired Argia and Deipyle, her peer in beauty, virgins already ripe, are to be joined in first nuptials. Cheerfully Argos makes ready to rejoice.
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