at quibus est illaesa domus vacuique dolores, aut deserta vagi Danaum tentoria lustrant immittuntque faces, aut (quae post bella voluptas) quaerunt dispersi iaceat quo pulvere Tydeus, an rapti pateat specus auguris, aut ubi divum hostis, an aetheriae vivant per membra favillae.
But those whose homes are unscathed and whose sorrows leave them free  either range wandering through the deserted tents of the Danai and throw firebrands or (pleasure after fight) seek dispersed in what dust Tydeus lies, whether the ravished augurs cavern yawns, or where is the enemy of the gods and whether heavenly ashes live among his limbs.
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