onustus qui sacrilegio cum discederet, repente vocem sancta misit Religio: Malorum quamvis ista fuerint munera mihique invisa, ut non offendar subripi, tamen, sceleste, spiritu culpam lues, olim cum adscriptus venerit poenae dies.
As he was leaving, laden with the booty of his sacrilege, suddenly holy Religion herself spoke out in these words: Even though these were the gifts of wicked men, and on that account so detested in my sight that I care not if they be stolen, nevertheless thou, impious man, shalt pay the penalty with thy life hereafter, when the day of thy punishment, recorded in the book of Fate, shall be at hand.
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