exstitit qui clarissimae ac sanctissimae sororis eius Octaviae utero se genitum fingere auderet, propter summam autem imbecillitatem corporis <iussu matris expositum, sed> ab eo cui datus erat perinde atque ipsius filium retentum, subiecto in locum suum proprio filio, diceret, videlicet ut eodem tempore sanctissimi penates et veri sanguinis memoria spoliarentur et falsi sordida contagione inquinarentur.
There arose one who dared to make up a story that he was born from the womb of the most illustrious and blameless sister of the same, Octavia, and to say that because of his extreme bodily weakness he was exposed by his mothers order and kept by the person to whom he had been given as his own son and that persons real son put in his place. Apparently he wanted that most sacred household at one and the same time despoiled of the memory of the true blood and defiled by the sordid contagion of the false.
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