nec difficiles Antonii aures habuit, ductusque quo voluerat, dexteram Luculli avide osculatus, caput, quod abscisum iacebat, sublatum pectori suo applicavit, ac deinde demissam cervicem victori gladio praebuit.
Antony heard him and made no difficulty. Led where he wished to go, he greedily kissed Lucullus hand, picked up the head which lay severed and clasped it to his breast, then bent his neck to the victors sword.
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