Nec minus interea digesta strage suorum hic Cthonium coniunx, hic mater Penthea clamat Astyoche, puerique rudes, tua, Phaedime, proles, amissum didicere patrem, Marpessaque pactum Phyllea, sanguineumque lavant Acamanta sorores.
No less meanwhile, as they sort out their loved ones carnage, does his wife lament Cthonius, and Pentheus his mother Astyoche. Your offspring, Phaedimus, boys unfledged, learned of their fathers loss. Marpessa washes Phylleus, her betrothed, his sisters bleeding Acamas.
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