Obvia cui contra longis emersa tenebris turba Phrygum parvumque trahens cum coniuge natum Laomedon; iam maestus equos, iam debita posci dona gemit.
Then came out to meet him on his way a throng of Phrygians released from their long night, and Laomedon with his wife leading his little son; sadly he laments that his horses, the due reward, are now claimed.
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