qui cum a filio insidias necti sibi comperisset, nec inducere in animum posset ut verum sanguinem ad hoc sceleris progressum crederet, seductam uxorem suppliciter rogavit ne se ulterius celaret sive illum adulescentem subiecisset sive ex alio concepisset.
When he discovered that his son was plotting against him but could not bring himself to believe that his own true blood had gone to such criminal lengths, he drew his wife aside and begged her not to hide the truth from him any longer, whether she had substituted the young man or conceived him by someone else.
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