Adhuc in animo regis tenues reliquiae pristini moris haerebant; itaque fortunam regia stirpe genitae et tam celebre nomen Ochi reveritus, non dimitti modo captivam, sed etiam restitui ei suas opes iussit, virum quoque requiri, ut reperto coniugem  redderet.
There still lingered in the kings mind slight remains of his former disposition; and so, respecting the ill-fortune of a lady born of royal stock, and so famous a name as that of Ochus, he not only gave orders that the captive should be set free, but also that her property should be returned to her; likewise that her husband should be looked for, in order that when he had been found, he might restore  his wife to him.
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