Miserat ardentes, mox ipse secutus, Alanos Heniochosque truces iam pridem infensus Anausis, pacta quod Albano coniunx Medea tyranno; nescius heu, quanti thalamos ascendere monstri arserit atque urbes maneat qui terror Achaeas, gratior ipse deis orbaque beatior aula.
The fiery Alani and fierce Heniochi had Anausis, himself soon following, dispatched, long since indignant that Medea was betrothed to Albanias monarch; alas, he knew not how dire a monster was she for whose marriage couch he yearned, nor what terror was in store for Achaean cities; more pleasing was he to the gods and happier in his lonely hall.
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