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65. L. Paulo C. Marcello coss. AUC 704/50 BC

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mula pariens discordiam civium, bonorum interitum, mutationem legum, turpes matronarum partus significavit. incendium, quo maxima pars urbis deleta est, prodigii loco habitum. inter Caesarem et Pompeium bella civilia exorta. A mule that gave birth signified civil discord, the death of the good, a change in laws, and abominable offspring for married womem. Fire, by which a large part of the city was destroyed, was regarded as a prodigy. There was civil war between Caesar and Pompey.