Dixerat, et paulum virgo interfata loquenti: illi autem, quanam iunguntur origine fratres? sic certe paria arma viris, sic exit in auras cassidis aequus apex; utinam haec concordia nostris! cui senior ridens: non prima errore videndi falleris, Antigone: multi hos (nam decipit aetas) dixerunt fratres.
He spoke and the maiden briefly interposed: Those brothers now, what origin unites them? Thus surely their arms match and equal helmet crests rise into the air. Would that mine agreed so well! The old man smiled: You are not the first your eyes deceive, Antigone. Many (for their years mislead) have called them brothers.
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