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Captivi: The Captives (675-685)

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I thought that he was the slave, you the free man. So did you say yourselves, and in this way did you change names between you.
TYNDARUS
I confess that all was done so, as you say, and that by a stratagem he has got away from you, through my aid and cleverness;
and prithee, now, do you blame me for that, i’ faith?
HEGIO
Why, it has been done with your extreme torture for the consequence.
TYNDARUS
So I don’t die by reason of my misdeeds, I care but little. If I do die here, then he returns not, as he said he would; but when I’m dead, this act will be remembered to my honor,
that I caused my captive master to return from slavery and the foe, a free man, to his father in his native land; and that I preferred rather to expose my own life to peril, than that he should be undone.

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