altera res est de epistulis eius, quam confessionem magiae putant; deinde sexagesimo anno aetatis ad libidinem nupsisse, et quod in villa ac non in oppido tabulae nuptiales sint consignatae, tertio et quarto loco obiecere; novissima et eadem invidiosissima criminatio de dote fuit.
A second concerns her letters, which they think constitute an admission of magic. Next, they say that she was sixty years old when she married to please herself, and that the nuptial contract was signed in her country house and not in town, these being their third and fourth charges. Their last and also their most malicious accusation concerned the dowry.
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