Rumpitur et Graium subito per castra tumultu concilium; fugit exsertos Iocasta per hostes iam non ausa preces; natas ipsamque repellunt qui modo tam mites, et praeceps tempore Tydeus utitur: ite age, nunc pacem sperate fidemque!.
The council of the Greeks is interrupted by a sudden tumult in the camp.  Jocasta flees through manifest enemies, no longer daring to entreat. They, lately so gentle, thrust her and her daughters away and Tydeus is quick to use his opportunity: Go then, hope now for peace and good faith!
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