Laceratus quidam morsu vehementis canis, tinctum cruore panem inmisit malenco, audierat esse quod remedium vulneris.
When a certain man had been torn by the bite of a vicious dog he dipped a piece of bread in his own blood and tossed it out to the evildoer, because he had heard that this was a remedy for such a wound.
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