erant adeo continentiae attenti ut frequentior apud eos pultis usus quam panis esset, ideoque in sacrificiis mola quae vocatur ex farre et sale constat, exta farre sparguntur et pullis quibus auspicia petuntur puls obicitur.
So intent were they on self-restraint that they used more gruel than bread, and that is why the cake (mola as it is called) at sacrifices consists of flour and salt, entrails are sprinkled with flour, and gruel is fed to the chickens from which the auspices are sought.
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