Flaminium implorasse tamen iam morte suprema haud frustra fuit; avulsa est nam protinus hosti ore simul cervix; iuvit punire feroci victorem exemplo et monstratum reddere letum.
But he cried to Flaminius, even as life left him, and his cry was not vain; for, head and all, the foemans neck was instantly shorn away: glad was he to imitate the conquerors cruelty and to slay him even as he had slain.
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