inter ipsam enim fallacis et ingratae culpae cogitationem spiritum posuit, quasi tortore aliquo mentem eius intus cruciante, quod animadvertebat e vita ad mortem transitum suum et superis dis invisum esse et inferis detestabilem futurum.
For he breathed his last just as he was meditating upon his wicked deceit and ingratitude. It was like a torturer tormenting his mind within, as he saw that his passage from life to death was hateful to the gods above and would be detestable to those below.
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