Parte alia Clite laceras super ora mariti fusa comas misera in planctus vocat agmina matrum fatur et haec: primis coniunx ereptus in annis cuncta trahis; necdum suboles nec gaudia de te ulla mihi, quis maesta tuos nunc, optime, casus perpeterer tenui luctum solamine fallens.
On the other side Clite, her torn tresses streaming over her husbands face, calls the wretched train of women to join her mourning, and thus she cries: O husband, torn from me in thy prime, thou takest all things with thee; no offspring nor any joy have I had of thee, whereby I might endure thy fate, noblest of men, cheating my grief with feeble solace.
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