qui vi doloris accensus latus Crassi sica confodit, dumque se ulciscitur, Romanum imperatorem maiestatis amissae turpitudine liberavit.
Infuriated by the violence of the pain, the man drove his dagger deep into Crassus side, and in avenging himself freed the Roman general from the disgrace of lost majesty.
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