Itaque rursus uni ei deditus, orare non destitit, ut tali consilio abstineret patereturque sortem, quamcumque eis Fortuna fecisset; sibi mortem deditione  esse leviorem.
Therefore, again devoted to his wife alone, he did not cease to beg her to refrain from giving such advice, and to endure whatever lot Fortune should offer them, saying that to him death was a lighter  thing than surrender.
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