At procul Argolici supplex in margine templi coetus et ad patrias fusae Pelopeides aras sceptriferae Iunonis opem reditumque suorum exposcunt, pictasque fores et frigida vultu saxa terunt parvosque docent procumbere natos.
But far away, prostrate on the rim of the Argive temple before their native altars, a suppliant concourse of Pelopean women implore sceptred Junos aid and their loved ones return, pressing their faces against the painted doors and cold stones and teaching their little children to fall prone.
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