Rex, Philota venire in regiam iusso: Cebalinus, inquit, ultimum supplicium meritus, si in caput meum praeparatas insidias biduo texit; sed huius criminis Philotan reum substituit, ad quem protinus  indicium detulisse se affirmat.
The king, having ordered Philotas to come to the royal tent, said: Cebalinus deserved the extreme penalty, if he concealed for two days a plot aimed at my life; but he has substituted Philotas as the one guilty of that offence, since he declares that he immediately reported the information to him.
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