nam quid Medeae referam, quo tempore matris iram natorum caede piavit amor? quidve Clytaemestrae, propter quam tota Mycenis infamis stupro stat Pelopea domus? tuque, o, Minoa venumdata, Scylla, figura tondes purpurea regna paterna coma.
Why need I tell of Medeas passion, when it appeased the mothers anger by the slaying of her children, or of Clytemnestras, on whose account the whole house of Pelops at Mycenae stands disgraced for adultery? And you, O Scylla, shear away in the purple lock your fathers realm, which you sold for Minos beauty.
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