ceterum cum eum proscriptum et in villa latentem a servo proditum comperisset, manumissum parricidam, ut fides edicti sui exstaret, praecipitari protinus saxo Tarpeio cum illo scelere parto pilleo iussit, victor alioquin insolens, hoc imperio iustissimus.
But when he learned that the proscribed Sulpicius had been betrayed by a slave as he was hiding in a country house, he freed the villain so that his edict should be seen to be faithfully observed but immediately afterwards ordered him to be hurled from the Tarpeian Rock along with the cap of liberty won by his crime.
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