cui cum tamen totum ordinem rei ut satisfaciens ex itinere mandassem, vir sanctus et iustus iracundiae meae dedit gloriam, cum nil amplius ego venia postularem, pronuntians more maiorum reos tantae temeritatis iure caesos videri.
Nevertheless, I sent him a full report of the incident whilst still on my journey, in the tone of one ready to make reparation; and he, being a holy and just man, awarded praise to my indignation when I only asked forgiveness, declaring that men guilty of such carelessness seemed to him rightly punished in accordance with the customs of our ancestors.
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