tandem ille abiectis, vix quae portaverat, armis nudus in egregii vacuum iam corpus amici procidit et tali lacrimas cum voce profudit: hasne tibi, armorum spes o suprema meorum, Oenide, grates, haec praemia digna rependi, funus ut invisa Cadmi tellure iaceres sospite me?
At last he throws aside the arms he had been hard put to it to carry and falls naked  on the now vacant body of his peerless friend, shedding tears with such words as these: Is this the thanks, last hope of my arms, son of Oeneus, this the worthy reward I have rendered you, that you lie a corpse  on the hated earth of Cadmus while I survive?
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