qui, tametsi debita supplicia non exsolvit, dedecore tamen filii mortuus poenas rependit quas vivus effugerat: lento enim gradu ad vindictam sui divina procedit ira, tarditatemque supplicii gravitate pensat.
Although he never paid the penalties he deserved, yet he did get the punishment he had escaped in his lifetime through the disgrace of his son after his death. For divine wrath advances to take its vengeance at a slow pace and makes up for tardiness of retribution by severity.
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