nimirum consternatio quae<dam> animum eius transversum egit: amavit enim sordes suas et dilexit pericula et damnationem votis expetivit, auctorem harum rerum benivolentia, propulsatores odio insecutus.
Surely some confusion drove his mind off track. For he loved his garb of woe and delighted in his perils and prayed to be found guilty, pursuing the instigator of these things with good will and their rebutters with hatred.
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