Iasonem Thessalum, Persarum regi bellum inferre parantem, an satis iusta ultio absumpserit ambiguae aestimationis est: Taxillo enim gymnasiarcho a quibusdam iuvenibus pulsatum se questo permisit ut aut tricenas ab iis drachmas exigeret aut denas plagas singulis imponeret.
It is a moot point whether the vengeance that carried off Jason of Thessaly as he was preparing for war against the king of Persia was sufficiently grounded. He had given permission to Taxillus, who was in charge of a gymnasium and complained that he had been beaten by some young fellows, either to make them pay three hundred drachmas apiece or to give each of them ten strokes.
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