immo, ait Amphion, regem si tanta cupido condere, quae timidis belli mens, ede, Pelasgis, quid fracti exsanguesque parent; cuncta ocius effer, et vita tumuloque ducis donatus abito.
Nay, says Amphion, if you are so eager to bury your king, tell me what war plan have the cowardly Pelasgi; broken and exhausted, what do they intend? Out with it all, and quickly. Then take your life and your leaders burial and go free.
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