Et secundioris ductu fortunae, ex contraria acie velut agnitum quendam Vitalianum, quem ei norat ambigitur, Latine salute data blande produxit, eumque porrecta dextera saviatus omnibus hinc inde attonitis.
And by a stroke of good fortune as if he recognised in the enemys lines a certain Vitalianus'whether he actually knew him is a matter of doubt'he saluted him courteously in Latin, and called him forward in a friendly fashion. Then he held out his hand to him and kissed him, to the amazement of all on both sides, and cried out:
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