multa super bello generisque tumentibus amens incertusque animi, daret armis iura novosque gentibus incuteret stimulos, an frena teneret irarum et motos capulis astringeret enses.
Distraught he was, much perplexed in mind concerning war and his high-flying sons-in-law, whether to let arms have their way and put new spurs to the peoples or hold angers reins and fasten the moved swords in their scabbards.
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