ipse etiam Aesonides, quamquam tristissima rerum castiganda duci vultuque premenda sereno, dulcibus indulget lacrimis aperitque dolorem.
Aesonides himself, though as chief he must repress the extremity of sorrow and hide it beneath a tranquil countenance, indulges the sweetness of lament and lays bare his grief.
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