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Ah Parcae, too cruel, too harsh! Ah length of days never given to the highest! Why is eminence more open to mischance? Why the cruel lot of greatness, to die young? So does Babylon cover the Nasamonian Thunderers son, whose lightning struck east and west, with a narrow tomb. So Thetis shuddered to see the son of Peleus fall, pierced by the hand of trembling Paris. So once I followed Orpheus vocal head on the banks of murmuring Hebrus. And so even you (outrage of a crazy tyrant!), bidden plunge into rushing Lethe as you sang of battles and with lofty utterance gave solace to grand sepulchers (O foul crime, O crime!), shall be silent,
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