hi grege condenso (quantum arma et vulnera monstrant, pugnaces animae) nobis in sanguine multo oraque pectoraque et falso clamore levatas intendunt sine pace manus? rex, fallor? an hi sunt quinquaginta illi? cernis Cthoniumque Chrominque Phegeaque et nostra praesignem Maeona lauro.
But what of this crowding flock? Fighting souls, as their weapons and wounds show, why do they display their faces and breasts bathed in blood and stretch their hands toward us raised with false clamour, truceless? King, am I in error or are these those fifty? Do you see Cthonius and Chromis and Phegeus and Maeon marked out by our laurel?
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