haec ubi fata, rursus ad Haemonii iuvenis curamque metumque vertitur; hunc solum propter seu vivere gaudens sive mori, quodcumque velit, maiora precatur carmina, maiores Hecaten immittere vires nunc sibi, nec notis stabat contenta venenis.
When she had spoken thus, she turns once more to anxiety and fear for the Haemonian youth; glad on his behalf alone to love or die, whatever he may wish, she prays Hecate to send her now more potent spells and mightier powers, nor abides contented with the drugs she knew.
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