Et cum pluris adortus esset pulsus fugatusque inde discessisset nec tamen desisteret periclitari, forte incidit in navem, in qua erant duo Titii, Hispani adulescentes, tribuni legionis V., quorum patrem Caesar in senatum legerat, et cum his T. Salienus, centurio legionis eiusdem, qui M. Messallam legatum obsederat Messanae seditiosissima oratione apud eum usus idemque pecuniam et ornamenta triumphi Caesaris retinenda et custodienda curarat et ob has causas sibi timebat.
He had attacked several, only to be beaten off, put to flight and forced to quit the area, but even so was still persisting in his hazardous tactics, when chance led him to fall in with a ship which had on board two young Spaniards of the name of Titius'tribunes of the Fifth legion, whose father Caesar had caused to be elected to the Senate'as well as T. Salienus, a centurion of the same legion, who had laid siege to the house of M. Messalla, Caesars lieutenant, at Messana, employing in his presence the language of downright mutiny. This man had also been responsible for withholding under guard some money and trappings belonging to Caesars triumph, and for these reasons viewed his own prospects with misgiving.
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