flet super aequaevum soror exarmata Lycaste Cydimon, heu similes perituro in corpore vultus aspiciens floremque genae et quas finxerat auro ipsa comas, cum saeva parens iam coniuge fuso astitit impellitque minis atque inserit ensem.
Lycaste weeps disarmed over her brother of equal age, Cydimus, watching the face alas so like her own upon his doomed body, and the bloom on his cheek and the locks she had herself twined with gold, when their savage mother, who had already slain her husband, takes stand beside her, urging her with threats and putting the sword in her hands.
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