Gorgiae quoque Epirotae, fortis et clari viri, origo admirabilis <fuit>, quod in funere matris suae utero elapsus inopinato vagitu suo lectum ferentes consistere coegit novumque spectaculum patriae praebuit, tantum non ex ipso genetricis rogo lucem et cunas adsecutus: eodem enim momento temporis altera iam fato functa peperit, alter ante elatus quam natus est
Wondrous too was the beginning of Gorgias of Epirus, a brave man and famous. At his mothers burial he slipped out of her womb and by his unexpected wailing caused the bearers to halt, providing his country with a novel spectacle, attaining daylight and cradle almost from his mothers very pyre. At the same moment she gave birth when already dead and he was borne out for burial before he was born.
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