At medios inter coetus pietate sinistra, infelix Tymbrene, furis, Poenoque parentis dum properas auferre necem, reddentia formam ora tuam laceras temerasque simillima membra.
Again, in the midst of the crowd, ill-starred Tymbrenus, distraught with love assuming strange disguise, and eager to rob the Carthaginian of his fathers death, mutilates the features that resemble his own, and desecrates a body that is the image of himself.
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