rauco fremitu sedere parentum natorumque locis vacuaeque in moenibus urbis iura novant; donant solio sceptrisque paternis ut meritam redeuntque piae sua praemia menti.
With harsh clamour they sat them down where fathers and sons had sat before, and amid the buildings of the empty city they make new laws: on Hypsipyle they bestow the throne and sceptre of her father as by right, and a daughters love has its fit reward.
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