Quid? Urbinii Panapionis servus quam admirabilis fidei! cum ad dominum proscriptum occidendum domesticorum indicio certiores factos milites in Reatinam villam venisse cognosset, commutata cum eo veste, permutato etiam anulo, illum postico clam emisit, se autem in cubiculum ac lectulum recepit et ut Panapionem occidi passus est.
And then, how admirable the fidelity of Urbinius Panapios slave! Learning that soldiers apprised by household informers had arrived at the country house near Reate to kill his proscribed master, he changed clothes with him, exchanged rings too, and let him secretly out by the back door. The slave then retired to the bedroom and the bed, and let himself be killed as Panapio.
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