et iam circumspicit Aeson, praeveniat quo fine minas, quae fata capessat digna satis: magnos obitus natumque domumque et genus Aeolium pugnataque poscere bella.
And now Aeson bethinks him by what end he may outstrip the threats of the king, how he may embrace a worthy fate: his son, his home, the race of Aeolus and the wars he has fought demand a noble death.
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