Filius tuus, immo communis ad me cucurrit, qui te relicto deliquisse se maeret, obrutus paenitendi pudore transfugii.
Your son'I ought rather to say our son'has fled to me; he grieves that he went astray by straying from you, and he is plunged in shame at the thought of his regrettable desertion.
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