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He himself before their eyes turns to kiss his mother, now innocent  Ismene, now Antigone as she entreated with yet more copious tears. A various tempest confused his mind and the throne was forgotten. He desires to go, and gentle Adrastus does not gainsay. Here Tydeus, mindful of just wrath, forestalls: Me rather, comrades, that lately sampled Eteocles good faith (and I was not his brother!), set me to face the king, whose remarkable peace and honest covenant I still bear on this breast.
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