cui sic, verba trahens largis cum fletibus, Anna incipit et blandas addit pro tempore voces: nate dea, solus regni lucisque fuisti germanae tu causa meae; mors testis et ille (heu cur non idem mihi tum!) rogus.
And Anna thus began, sighing and weeping abundantly as she spoke, and used soft words too to suit the occasion: O goddess-born, my sisters throne and her life depended upon you alone; bear witness her death and that funeral-pyre, which would that I then had shared!
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