Nam vulgatum erat missam, ut dixi, a Cn. Sentio famosam veneficiis Martinam subita morte Brundisii extinctam, venenumque nodo crinium ejus occultatum nec ulla in corpore signa sumpti exitii reperta.
For news had spread that Martina'the notorious poisoner, despatched to Rome, as I have said, by Gnaeus Sentius'had suddenly yielded up the ghost at Brundisium; that poison had been concealed in a knot of her hair; and that no indications of self-murder had been found on the body.
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