Atque illi simulatione omissa circumsistunt eum et frustra repugnantem vinciunt, derepto ex capite regni insigni lacerataque veste, quam e spoliis occisi  regis induerat.
Then they, laying aside pretence, surrounded him, and in spite of his vain attempts at resistance bound him, tearing from his head the royal tiara and rending the clothes which he had put on from the spoils of the murdered  king.
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