deriguit iuvenis lacrimaeque haesere paratae et cunctata fides: nimium nam cognita virtus Oenidae credi letum suadetque vetatque.
The young man froze, his tears halted ready to flow, he was slow to believe; the valour of Oeneus son that he knew too well bids him and forbids him to credit his death.
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