rex urbis, eius experiendi gratia scyphum poposcit: fusa dein simulans aqua illius se miscere antidoto toxicum, combibere iussit ipsum, posito praemio.
the king of the city, to test his skill, called for a cup; then pouring water into it, but pretending to mix poison with the antidote, he ordered the man to drink it off himself, for a reward that he displayed.
final_alignments\Phaedrus_Fables_Book1.json