inde pedes repetit pugnas gressuque manuque certior, et segnem Nomium fortemque Mimanta Thisbaeumque Lichan Anthedoniumque Lycetum continuat ferro geminisque e fratribus unum Thespiaden; eadem poscenti fata Panemo vive superstes, ait, diraeque ad moenia Thebes solus abi miseros non decepture parentes.
Then he rejoins the battle on foot, more sure in tread and hand, and with his sword slays one after another, sluggish Nomius and valiant Mimas and Thisbaean Lichas and Anthedonian Lycetus, and Thespiades, one of twin brothers. To Panemus, who asks for the same fate, Live on, he says. Go hence alone to the walls of accursed Thebes, no more to deceive your hapless parents.
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