illum indignatur Capaneus ridetque vocantem, ut miserans, poscitque alium; tandemque coactus restitit, et stimulis iam languida colla tumescunt.
Capaneus counts him unworthy, laughing at his challenge as though in pity, and demands another opponent. At last perforce he takes his stand, his slackened neck already swelling at the provocation.
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