i mecum patriosque deos arsuraque saltem tecta vide, fratremque (quid aufers lumina?), fratrem alloquere et regnum iam me sub iudice posce: aut dabit, aut ferrum causa meliore resumes.
come with me and at least look upon your countrys gods and the dwellings about to burn and your brother (why do you look away?), speak to your brother and claim the throne with me now as arbiter. Either he will give it or you will pick up the sword again with a better cause.
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