Non tamen defecere animis Tyrii, quamquam ab ingenti spe destituti erant, sed coniuges liberosque devehendos Carthaginem tradiderunt, fortius quidquid accideret laturi, si carissimam sui partem extra sortem communis periculi habuissent.
Nevertheless the Tyrians did not lose courage, in spite of being abandoned by this great hope, but entrusted to the envoys their wives and children to be taken to Carthage, being ready to bear more bravely whatever might befall them if they could keep their dearest treasures without share in the common peril.
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