Et tamen Athenis proximo et ante Poecilen porticum isto gemino obtutu circulatorem aspexi equestrem spatham praeacutam mucrone infesto devorasse; ac mox eundem invitamento exiguae stipis venatoriam lanceam, qua parte minatur exitium, in ima viscera condidisse.
yet recently at Athens in front of the Stoa Poikile, I saw with my very own eyes a street performer swallow an extremely sharp cavalry sword with a lethal edge; and later I watched the same fellow, encouraged by a meagre donation, bury a hunting spear all the way down to the bottom of his bowels with the death-dealing end foremost.
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