At <Q. > Sulpicio inter sacrificandum e capite apex prolapsus idem sacerdotium abstulit, occentusque soricis auditus Fabio Maximo dictaturam, C. Flaminio magisterium equitum deponendi causam praebuit.
Furthermore, as Q. Sulpicius was offering sacrifice, the mitre slipped from his head, thus depriving him of the same priestly office. And the disturbing sound of a mouse squeaking gave cause to Fabius Maximus to lay down his Dictatorship and C. Flaminius his Mastership of the Horse.
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