Alcibiades quoque miserabilem exitum suum haud fallaci nocturna imagine speculatus est: quo enim pallio amicae suae dormiens opertum se viderat, <eo> interfectus et insepultus iacens contectus est.
Alcibiades too descried his own miserable end in a nocturnal vision that did not deceive. Asleep he saw himself overspread with his mistress cloak; lying slain and unburied, he was covered by the same.
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