Miserabilior tamen sequentis casus narratio: Nausimenis enim Atheniensis uxor, cum filii ac filiae suae stupro intervenisset, inopinati monstri perculsa conspectu et in praesens tempus ad indignandum et in posterum ad loquendum obmutuit.
More pitiful, however, is the narrative of the next happening. The wife of Nausimenes, an Athenian, caught her son and daughter lying together. Stricken by the sight of so unlooked-for a prodigy, she lost her voice, both for protest in the present and for speech in the future.
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