hoc postquam Valesius nuntiante servo accepit, omisso emendae arae proposito hostias nigras, quae antiquitus furvae dicebantur, Tarenti immolavit, ludosque et lectisternia continuis tribus noctibus, quia totidem filii periculo liberati erant, fecit.
A slave reported this to Valesius, who at the news gave up his intention to buy an altar and sacrificed black victims, which in antiquity were called dusky, at Tarentum, and held games and spreading of couches for three consecutive nights, because his children were freed from danger in the same number.
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