dixit, et exsanguis conlabitur ac, velut ipsum cerneret exerto minitantem fulmine Christum, ipse quoque exanimis posito diademate princeps pallet et adstantes circumspicit, ecquis alumnus chrismatis inscripto signaret tempora ligno, qui Zoroastreos turbasset fronte susurros.
So saying, he fell strength-less to the ground, and the emperor himself, as though he saw the very Christ menacing him with thunderbolt outstretched, turned pale as death, and laying aside his diadem looked round upon the bystanders, to see whether there was any child of unction whose brow bore the sign of the cross and who had disordered the muttered words of Persian ritual.
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