Etsi Anci filii duo antea irati fue

Etsi Anci filii duo antea irati fuerant quod peregrinus Romae regnabat,
tum maior erat indignatio, quoniam servo iam regnum patere videbatur.
Regem igitur interficere regnumque occupare constituerunt. Ex pastoribus
duo ferocissimi ad facinus delecti in vestibulo regiae specie rixae in se omnes
apparitores regios converterunt. Inde vocati ad regem dicere in vicem iussi
sunt. Unus rem exponit. Dum intentus in eum se rex totus avertit, alter elatam
securim in caput regis deiecit; relicto in vulnere telo, ambo foras fugiunt.
Tarquinium moribundum apparitores excipiunt; illos fugientes lictores
comprehendunt.

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Although Ancus two sons were angry that a stranger had ruled Rome,
the greater was the fury that seemed to keep open the kingdom.
King then decided to put the rule to occupy. Shepherds,
perfect desperadoes, were two men selected for the deed in the court of the king's quarrel, they attracted all
the royal guards attention. From this it is called to the king, to say, in their turn, they were ordered
to. One thing he explains. While the king's intent and turned away in listening to him, the other swung aloft
his ax and brought down the king 's head; leaving the weapon in the wound, both out of the house they run away.
dying Tarquin in their messengers exceptions; those fleeing officers
caught.