Sed quid ego a primo digressus carmine plura commemorem, ut linquens genitoris filia vultum, ut consanguineae complexum, ut denique matris, quae misera in gnata deperdita lamentatast, omnibus his Thesei dulcem praeoptarit amorem, aut ut vecta ratis spumosa ad litora Diae, <venerit> aut ut eam devinctam lumina somno liquerit immemori discedens pectore coniunx?
But why should I leave the first subject of my song and tell of more; how the daughter, flying from her fathers face, the embrace of her sister, then of her mother last, who lamented, lost in grief for her daughter'how she chose before all these the sweet love of Theseus; or how the ship came borne to the foaming shores of Dia; or how when her eyes were bound with sleep her spouse left her, departing with forgetful mind?
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