Zisemis, Diogyridis filii, Thraciae regis, etsi minus adext mirabilem crudelitatem gentis ipsius feritas, narrandam tamen rabies saevitiae facit, cui neque vivos homines medios secare neque parentes liberorum vesci <cogere> corporibus nefas fuit.
The cruelty of Zisemis, son of Diogyris, king of Thrace, is less surprising in view of the savagery of the nation itself, but his rabid ferocity makes it worthy of narration. He did not balk at cutting living men in half and forcing parents to feed upon their childrens bodies.
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