sanguinis humani spectacula publicus edit consensus legesque iubent venale parari supplicium, quo membra hominum discerptacruentis morsibus oblectent hilarem de funere plebem.
It is the general public taste that produces exhibitions of human blood, and law commands the provision of men who are paid to suffer torture, so that the tearing of human limbs asunder by blood-stained jaws may divert a populace that makes merry at the sight of death.
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