tacitosque dolos dirumque volutat corde nefas, clausum ut thalamis somnoque gravatum immolet et rapta ludat responsa pharetra: namque bis Herculeis deberi Pergama telis audierat.
but silently in his heart he ponders treachery and a hateful crime: how he may slay him in his chamber, when sleep has overpowered him, and may seize his quiver and cheat the oracle: for he had heard that twice must Troy fall victim to the shafts of Hercules.
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