Apertior et taetrior alterius Ochi cognomine Artaxerxis crudelitas, qui Atossam sororem atque eandem socrum vivam capite defodit, et patruum cum centum amplius filiis ac nepotibus vacua area destitutum iaculis confixit, nulla iniuria lacessitus, sed quod in iis maximam apud Persas probitatis et fortitudinis laudem consistere videbat.
More open and abominable was the cruelty of the other Ochus, surnamed Artaxerxes, who buried his sister (also his mother-in-law) Atossa alive head downward and killed with darts his uncle along with more than a hundred sons and grandsons, left at his mercy in an empty space; not provoked by any injury but because he saw that they had a great name among the Persians for uprightness and bravery.
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