Deiotaro vero regi omnia fere auspicato gerenti salutaris aquilae conspectus fuit, qua visa abstinuit se ab eius tecti usu quod nocte insequenti ruina solo aequatum est.
But to king Deiotarus, who took auspices before practically everything he did, the appearance of an eagle was a lifesaver. Having seen it, he forwent the use of a building which on the following night was levelled with the ground in ruins.
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