hic, turbidus ira et rabie cladum perpessaeque ultima vitae, obliquos versat materna per ubera visus; hic, raptam librans dilectae in colla securim coniugis, increpitat sese mediumque furorem proiecta damnat stupefactus membra bipenni.
One man, distraught with rage and the madness of disaster and extreme suffering, turns a sidelong glanced at the breast of his mother. Another, snatching an axe and aiming it at the neck of his loved wife, reproaches himself and curses his unfinished crime, and, as if paralysed, throws his weapon down.
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