Sed Varus fato et vi Armini cecidit; Segestes quamquam consensu gentis in bellum tractus, discors manebat, auctis privatim odiis, quod Arminius filiam eius alii pactam, rapuerat, gener invisus inimici soceri; quaeque apud Concordes vincula caritatis, incitamenta irarum apud infensos erant.
Varus, however, succumbed to his fate and the sword of Arminius; Segestes, though forced into the war by the united will of the nation, continued to disapprove, and domestic episodes embittered the feud: for Arminius by carrying off his daughter, who was pledged to another, had made himself the hated son-in-law of a hostile father, and a relationship which cements the affection of friends now stimulated the fury of enemies.
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