sibi moenia linqui en iterum, et quando natorum tempora, gentem qui recolant, qui sceptra gerant? nunc triste nefandae noctis opus, vidui nunc illa silentia tecti saeva magis, thalamos excussaque vincla quod ausae induere atque iterum tales admittere curas.
Lo! once again their city is to be deserted! and when comes the time for bearing children, who shall establish their race once more and wield the sceptre? Bitterer now seems the work of that impious night, crueller now the stillness of each widowed home, since once again they dared to put on the discarded bonds of wedlock, and once again to open their hearts to its cares.
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