Invitari deinde amicos quibus maxime assueverat iussit'quippe summa dumtaxat cutis in femine perstricta non prohibebat interesse convivio'cum repente e proximo tabernaculo lugubris clamor, barbaro ululatu planctuque permixtus, epulantes conterruit.
Then he directed that the most intimate of his friends be invited'for the grazing of the mere surface of the skin on his thigh did not prevent him from taking part in a banquet'when on a sudden a sorrowful sound from the next tent, mingled with oriental wailing and lamentation, alarmed the revellers.
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