tum magna turba civium ad templum c

tum magna turba civium ad templum convenit atque ianuam lapidibus obstruxit ne Pausanias
exire posset. deinde tectum deleverunt quod sperabant eum sub caelo aperto celerius
moriturum esse. ecce! inter eos erat etiam mater Pausaniae quae, postquam de scelere filii
cognovit, perfidiam eius adeo detestabatur ut ipsa lapidem poneret ad filium claudendum.
tandem Pausanias, e templo semianimis portatus, e vita discessit. eodem loco sepultus est ubi
mortuus erat. tali modo dux clarissimus, qui saepe gentem suam ad victoriam duxerat, mortem
miseram sine ulla dignitate passus est.

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and a large crowd to the temple belongs to the citizens and stones blocked the door to prevent Pausanias
could go. heaven is not opened more quickly, and then to place him under the roof, and destroyed because they were hoping
to be the point of death. Poof! among them there was also the mother of Pausanias, which, after having said that the wickedness of her
he shall acknowledge the son of his faithlessness to the so abominated, placed the stone so that it be closed.
Finally, Pausanias, half alive, was carried out of the temple, he departed from this life. the same place, was buried, wherein
was dead. in such a way the leader of the most illustrious man, who on several occasions had led his nation to the victory, the death of the
poor girl, without any dignity suffered.