armat deinde parricidalem manum frater, probatae sanctitatis aemulus; germana curvo colla frangit sarculo, mundum recentem caede tinguit inpia, sero expiandum, iam senescentem, sacro cruore Christi, quo peremptor concidit.
Then a brother in jealousy of the goodness that was accepted arms his hand to commit parricide, and breaks his own brothers neck with his bent hoe, staining the new-made world with unnatural bloodshed, a world to be purified late in time when it was already growing old, by the sacred blood of Christ whereby the destroyer fell.
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