adproperat Lycus auditis laetatus Achivis, ac simul Aesoniden omnemque in regia turbam tecta trahit modo Bebryciis praefixa trophaeis, mitis et in mediis effatur talia Grai: haud temere est: fato divum reor ad mea vectos litora vos, odium quibus atque eadem ira furentis Bebryciae saevaque pares de gente triumphi.
Lycus, rejoicing to hear the Achaean name, hastens toward them, and brings Aesonides and all his company with him into the royal house, of late adorned with trophies of Bebrycia, and in kindly welcome thus speaks in the midst of the Grecians: Not by hazard are ye come; divine fate, I ween, hath brought you to my shores, who share our angry hatred of Bebrycia and our triumph over that savage race.
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