Tydea iam socium coeptis, iam pectore fido aequantem curas (tantus post iurgia mentes vinxit amor) socerumque affatur tristis Adrastum.
Sadly he addresses Tydeus, now partner in his enterprise and loyally matching his cares (so strong a love has bound them after their quarrel), and Adrastus, his wifes father.
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