Illi nec de fide nec de dementia regis ipsos dubitare respondent equitesque tendere extra munimenta urbis iubent; hospitaliter deinde exceptos gravesque epulis et somno, intempesta  nocte adorti interfecerunt.
They replied that they did not doubt the good faith and clemency of the king and ordered the horsemen to encamp outside the fortifications of the city; then, having entertained them hospitably, they attacked them in the dead of night, when they were heavy with feasting and sleep,  and slew them.
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