Magni Pompeii miles vasti corporis fracte loquendo et ambulando molliter famam cinaedi traxerat certissimi, hic insidiatus nocte iumentis ducis cum veste et auro et magno argenti pondere avertit mulos.
A soldier of Pompey the Great, a man of huge size, because he spoke in a high-pitched voice and walked with a lady-like gait, had acquired the reputation, which no one could doubt, of being an effeminate creature, a catamite. This fellow lay in wait by night for the generals baggage animals and diverted some mules laden with gold and raiment and a great quantity of silver.
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