At Caere a pig with two heads had been littered, and a lamb yeaned which was both male and female.

Intelligence was brought that two suns had been seen at Alba, and that light had suddenly appeared during night at Fregellae.

An ox was reported to have spoken in the Roman territory.

A copious perspiration was said to have exuded from the altar of Neptune, in the Flaminian circus; and the temples of Ceres, Safety, and Quirinus were said to have been struck by lightning.

The consuls were directed to expiate these prodigies with victims of the larger sort, and to make a supplication for one day.
These things were executed according to a decree of the senate.