tune ille Odrysiae Phineus rex inclitus orae? tu Phoebi comes et nostro dilecte parenti? o ubi nunc regni generisque ubi gloria? quam te exedit labor et miseris festina senectus! quin age, mitte preces; namque est tibi nostra voluntas, si non ira deum, vel si placabilis urget.
Art thou that Phineus, famous king of the Odrysian shore? Art thou the friend of Phoebus, beloved of our sire? O where is now the glory of thy race and realm? How hath hardship devoured thee, and old age that to the wretched comes too quickly! But see now, have done with prayers, for our goodwill is on thy side, if the gods wrath pursue not, or pursuing may be appeased.
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