Eiusdem generis monstra alio tumultu credita sunt: puerum infantem semenstrem in foro Boario triumphum <clamasse>, alium cum elephantino capite natum, in Piceno lapidibus pluisse, in Gallia lupum vigili e vagina gladium abstulisse, in Sicilia scuta duo sanguinem sudasse, Antii metentibus cruentas spicas in corbem decidisse, Caerites aquas sanguine mixtas fluxisse.
Portents of the same sort were believed during another crisis, namely that a six-months old infant had shouted triumph in the Forum Boarium, that another was born with the head of an elephant, that it rained stones in Picenum, that in Gaul a wolf took a sentrys sword from its sheath, that two shields sweated blood in Sicily, that at Antium bleeding ears of corn fell into reapers baskets, that at Caere water flowed mingled with blood.
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