Andromedeque et Hypermestre sine fraude marita narrant historias, pectora nota, suas: haec sua maternis queritur livere catenis bracchia nec meritas frigida saxa manus; narrat Hypermestre magnum ausas esse sorores, in scelus hoc animum non valuisse suum.
Andromeda and Hypermnestra, that bride unstained by treachery, tell, glorious heroines, their stories. The one complains that her arms are bruised by chains she suffered through a mothers pride, that her hands deserved not to be fettered to the cold rocks; Hypermnestra tells of the heinous deed dared by her sisters, and how her heart had not been hard enough for that crime.
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