Ab ea in propiorem eius qui tum regnasset amicitiae locum admotum, interfecto eo per insidias, sub specie tutelae liberum eius invasisse regnum, necatisque pueris hunc qui nunc regnal generasse, invisum vilemque popularibus, magis  paternae fortunae quam suae memorem.
By her he had been advanced to intimate friendship with the king who then reigned, and having treacherously killed him, had usurped the throne under the pretext of guardianship of the kings children; then, having murdered the children, he had begotten the present king, who was hated and despised by his subjects and mindful  rather of his fathers fortune than of his own.
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