vario sic turbidus aestu angitur ac sese culpat super omnia, qui non orantem in mediis legatum coetibus ense perculerit foedasque palam satiaverit iras.
Thus he agonizes, in a tumult of shifting passion, blaming himself above all for that he had not cut down the envoy as he spoke in mid assembly and sated his foul fury in the open.
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