Qua per duces Veri Caesaris (ut ante rettulimus), expugnata, avulsum sedibus simulacrum Comaei Apollinis, perlatumque Romam, in aede Apollinis Palatini deorum antistites collocarunt.
When this city was stormed by the generals of Verus Caesar (as I have related before), the statue of Apollo Comaeus was torn from its place and taken to Rome, where the priests of the gods set it up in the temple of the Palatine Apollo.
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