adseveratione deinde eius et iure iurando se nil tale suspicari <debere> persuasus, in locum desertum filio perducto gladium, quem occultum secum attulerat, tradidit ac iugulum feriendum praebuit, nec veneno nec latrone ei ad peragendum parricidium opus esse adfirmans.
Convinced then by her assertion and oath that he should not suspect anything of that sort, he led his son to a solitary place, handed him a sword which he had brought with him concealed, and offered his throat to be cut, declaring that the other needed neither poison nor assassin to carry through his parricide.
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