Quae, quod ad Pleminii facinus pertinuit, bene a patribus conscriptis vindicata, quod ad violentas regis Pyrrhi sordes attinuerat, se ipsa potenter atque efficaciter defendit: coactis enim Locrensibus ex thesauro eius magnam illi pecuniam dare, cum onustus nefaria praeda navigaret, vi subitae tempestatis tota cum classe vicinis deae litoribus illisus est, in quibus pecunia incolumis reperta sanctissimi thesauri custodiae restituta est.
Well avenged by the Conscript Fathers in the matter of Pleminius crime, she defended herself powerfully and effectively as concerned the violence and greed of king Pyrrhus. He had forced the Locrians to give him a large sum from her treasury and was sailing laden with his nefarious plunder when the force of a sudden storm dashed him with all his fleet upon the shore in the neighbourhood of the goddess. There the money was found intact and restored to the custody of that holy treasury.
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