mox ADVPOS e PRON42GENPM indici N24DATSN Subrius OTHER flav ADJ11NOMSMPOS tribun N21NOMSM pervert V31PRESPASSIVEIND3S prim N21DATSM dissimilitudin N31ACCSF mor N21ACCSF ad ADVPOS defension N31ACCSF trah VPAR31NOMSXPRESACTIVEPPL neque ADVPOS s PRON54ABLXC armat VPAR11NOMSNPERFPASSIVEPPL cum ADVPOS inerm ADJ32DATPXPOS et CONJ effemin V11PRESACTIVEIND2P tant ADJ11NOMSNPOS facinus N32NOMSN consociat VPAR11NOMSNFUTACTIVEPPL dein ADVPOS postquam CONJ urgu V21IMPFPASSIVEIND3S confession N31GENSF glori N11ACCSF amplex VPAR31NOMSMPERFPPL
Before long, the evidence of the same group destroyed the tribune Subrius Flavus. At first he sought to make unlikeness of character a ground of defence: a man of the sword, like himself, would never have shared so desperate an enterprise with unarmed effeminates. Then, as he was pressed more closely, he embraced the glory of confession.
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