cum multa et varia impenderent hominibus genera mortis, id genus quod esset pulcherrimum suis obtigisse eosque nec inhumatos esse nec desertos, quod tamen ipsum pro patria non miserandum putatur, nec dispersis bustis humili sepultura crematos,
that while many different kinds of death hang over mens heads, the fairest kind of all has befallen their kinsfolk; that their loved ones are not unburied and forsaken'though even that is accounted no pitiable fate if it is for the sake of ones native land'nor yet burnt with humble funeral rites and placed in scattered graves;
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