cur tanta mihi non prodita pestis, ut gener Aesonides nostra consideret aula nec talem paterere fugam? commune fuisset aut certe nunc omne nefas, iremus et ambae in quascumque vias; pariter petiisse iuvaret Thessaliam et saevi qualemcumque hospitis urbem.
Why was not so dire a plague revealed to me, that Jason might have taken his place as a son-in-law in our palace, and that thou mightest not have stooped to a flight so base? Or at least we might now have shared all the crime between us, and were voyaging no matter where together; gladly should we both be seeking Thessaly and the city, whateer its name, of the cruel stranger.
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