illum gemitu iam supplice mater frangit et exsertum dimittere dicitur ensem: tu mihi fortis adhuc, mihi, quae tua nocte dieque exsilia erroresque fleo iam iamque tumentem placavi tibi saepe patrem? quid crimine solvis germanum? nempe ille fidem et stata foedera rupit, ille nocens saevusque suis; tamen ecce vocatus non venit.
Him our mother already softens with her suppliant tears and he is said to be letting go his drawn sword. Are you still strong of purpose to me? To me, who bewail your exile and wanderings night and day, who have often calmed our fathers wrath against you as it swelled? Why do you free your brother of blame? It was he, was it not, who broke faith and covenant agreed, he is guilty and cruel to his kin; yet see, he is challenged and does not come.
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