qui postquam tenebras dispulit calumniae certumque fontem veritatis repperit, Luat inquit poenas causa libertus mali; namque orbam nato simul et privatam viro miserandam potius quam damnandam existimo.
After he had cleared away the shadows cast by calumny and had found a sure source of truth, he said: Let the freedman who was the cause of this evil suffer punishment; but as for her who has been bereft of a son and at the same time deprived of a husband, I judge that she is to be pitied rather than condemned.
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