iam satis huc pepulisse deas; cur tenditis ultra in famulas saevire Iovis, quas, fulmina quamquam aegidaque ille gerens, magnas sibi legit in iras? nunc quoque Agenoreis idem decedere tectis imperat; adgnoscunt monitus iussaeque recedunt.
It is enough to have chased the goddesses so far; why strive ye farther in rage against the ministers of Jove, whom, though he wield the thunderbolt and the aegis, he has chosen to work his mighty wrath? Now also hath that same Jove commanded them to depart from the dwellings of Agenors son; they hearken to his prompting, and withdraw upon his word.
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