Claudius Centumalus, ab auguribus iussus altitudinem domus suae, quam in Caelio monte habebat, summittere, quia iis ex arce augurium capientibus officiebat, vendidit eam Calpurnio Lanario nec indicavit quod imperatum <a> collegio augurum erat.
Claudius Centumalus had been ordered by the Augurs to lower the height of his house on the Caelian hill because it was in their way as they took auguries from the citadel. He sold it to Calpurnius Lanarius without informing him of what the College of Augurs had commanded.
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