Qui cum rem librata iustitia comperisset, eumque ad Boas, Delmatiae locum, exterminasset, aegre imperatoris iracundiam tulit, perciti vehementer, quod hominem addictum (ut ipse proposuerat) morti, clementiori sententia didicerat plexum.
And when they had weighed the case in the scales of justice and learned the truth and had exiled the accused to Boae, a place in Dalmatia, they could hardly bear the wrath of the emperor, who was greatly incensed on learning that a man whom he had intended to be condemned to death had been punished with a milder sentence.
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