dignam pietatem quae, quod ad solidam gloriam attinet, septem regibus praeferatur! cuius testandae gratia <cornuti> capitis effigies aerea portae qua excesserat inclusa est, dictaque Rauduscula: na<m> olim aera raudera dicebantur.
Piety worthy to be preferred to the seven kings in terms of real glory. Testifying to which, a bronze effigy of a horned head was put into the gate by which he had left, and it was called Rauduscula; for pieces of bronze once used to be called raudera.
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