tum noctem Alcidae solis plangebat in antris et promissa viri silvis narrabat opacis, donec maerentem ingratos raptoris amores tendentemque manus atque hospitis arma vocantem diripuere ferae.
Then in lonely caves she mourned for the night when she lay with Alcides, and told his promises to the dark forests; till at last, as she mourned the ingratitude of her ravisher, and stretched forth her hands, imploring the aid of her guest, she was torn in pieces by wild beasts.
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