huius tum vultu dea dissimulata profatur: hactenus Ogygias satis infestasse catervas, Parthenopaee, satis; miserae iam parce parenti, parce deis, quicumque favent.
By his countenance then disguised, the goddess speaks: Enough thus far to have harried the Ogygian troops, Parthenopaeus, enough! Now spare your unhappy mother, spare the gods, whosoever of them wish you well.
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