P. Sittius interim pulso exercitu Saburrae, praefecti Iubae, ipsoque interfecto cum iter cum paucis per Mauretaniam ad Caesarem faceret, forte incidit in Faustum Afraniumque, qui eam manum habebant qua Uticam diripuerant iterque in Hispaniam intendebant et erant numero circiter mille.
Meanwhile P. Sittius had routed the army of Saburra, Jubas lieutenant, killing Saburra himself, and was marching with a small force through Mauretania to join Caesar when he happened to fall in with Faustus and Afranius, who were in command of the party'some thousand strong'with which they had plundered Utica, and were now making tracks for Spain.
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