Aeneid 2.526-543 (Priam Enraged)

But look!

ecce autem

Having slipped away

elapsus

from Pyrrhus' slaughter, Polites,

Pyrrhi de caede Polites,

one of Priam's children,

unus natorum Priami,

through spears, through enemies,

per tela, per hostis

flees along the long corridors

porticibus longis fugit

and wanders the empty halls,

et vacua atria lustrat

wounded.

saucius

Burning with a desire to wound him,

illum ardens infesto vulnere

Pyrrhus pursues him closely,

Pyrrhus insequitur,

and now, now he grabs him

iam iamque tenet

with his hand,

manu

and presses with his spear.

et premit hasta.

When at last [Polites] has lost [him],

ut tandem evasit

in front of the eyes

ante oculos

and faces of his parents,

et ora parentum,

he falls,

concidit

and pours out his life,

ac vitam fudit

with much blood.

multo cum sanguine.

Here Priam,

hic Priamus,

although he is already

quamquam iam tenetur

on the [very] point of death,

in media morte,

didn't give up though,

non tamen abstinuit

and didn't hold back his voice

nec voci pepercit:

and his anger:

iraeque

"For your crime," he screams,

"(at) pro scelere," exclamat,

"for having dared [to do] such things,

pro talibus ausis

if there is any respect in heaven

si qua est caelo pietas

which cares for such things,

quae talia curet

may the gods

di

pay you back

tibi persolvant

worthy thanks

grates dignas

and may they repay you

et reddant

the rewards you are owed,

praemia debita,

you who made me look at

qui me cernere fecisti

the death of my son

nati letum

right in front of me

coram [me]

and have polluted a father's sight

et patrios foedasti vultus

with death.

funere.

That [famous] Achilles,

(at) ille Achilles

from whom you falsely say

quo te mentiris

that you are descended,

satum

was not like this

non talis fuit

in [the case of his] enemy, Priam;

in hoste Priamo

but he respected the laws

sed iura erubuit

and faith of a suppliant,

fidemque supplicis

and he returned

-que reddidit

Hector's lifeless body

Hectoreum corpus exsangue

for burial,

sepulcro

And sent me back

meque remisit

to my kingdom [safely]."

in mea regna