Cleisthenes meanwhile, when he was dancing the first and the second time, though he abhorred the thought that Hippocleides should now become his son-in-law, because of his dancing and his shamelessness, yet restrained himself, not desiring to break out in anger against him;
"Oso ondo, Tisandroren seme, baina hire dantza horiekin pikutara bidali duk ezkontza".