Quod utinam illum, quoius inpio facinore in has miserias proiectus sum, eadem haec simulantem videam et aliquando aut apud vos aut apud deos inmortalis rerum humanarum cura oriatur; ne ille, qui nunc sceleribus suis ferox atque praeclarus est, omnibus malis excruciatus inpietatis in parentem nostrum, fratris mei necis mearumque miseriarum gravis poenas reddat.
But I only wish that that I may yet see that man, through whose impious crime I have been subjected to these woes, making this same pretense, and would that either you or the immortal gods may at last begin to feel concern for human affairs! Most assuredly then would that fellow who now exalts and glories in his crimes be tortured by every ill and pay a heavy penalty for his lack of dutifulness to our father, for the murder of my brother, and for my wretchedness.
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