mox ubi, contiguos fossis muralibus agros sanguine iustorum innocuo maduisse recordans, invidiosa videt tumulorum millia circum, tristis iudicii mage paenitet ac dicionis effrenis nimiaeque sacris pro turpibus irae.
Then, when she recalled how the lands that bordered on the ditches under her walls had been wet with the innocent blood of the righteous, and saw around her thousands of accusing tombs, she repented still more of her harsh judgment, her unbridled acts of power, her too great anger in the cause of a base religion.
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