facit hoc ad utrumque peritus ut fuerit geminoque armarit crimine vitam; murmure nam magico tenues excire figuras atque sepulcrales scite incantare favillas, vita itidem spoliare alios ars noxia novit.
This proves that he was skilled both ways and armed his life with two kinds of crime; for he had a guilty knowledge of how to raise unsubstantial spirits with muttered magic and cleverly bewitch the ashes in the tomb, and also how to rob other men of life;
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