nec iam aut Oeniden aut Hippomedonta peremptos aut vatem Pelopea phalanx aut Arcada credunt; quin socium coiisse animas et corpore in uno stare omnes, ita cuncta replet.
No longer does the Pelopean phalanx believe Oeneus son or Hippomedon slain, or the seer or him of Arcady, rather that the souls of all his comrades have come together and stand in one body, so does he fill all lacks.
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