Confuderat oris exsanguis notas pallor, nec quis esset nosci satis poterat; ergo rex certior factus, humanum caput afferre eum, tabernaculo excessit percontatusque  quid rei sit illo profitente cognoscit.
A pallor had made the features of the bloodless face unrecognizable, and it could not be known who it was; therefore the king, being informed that the slave was bringing a mans head, came out of his tent, and upon inquiring what had happened, learned  the truth from the slaves confession.
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