Didius magna cum virtute cum compluribus interficitur; non nulli ea pugna scaphas quae ad litus fuerant occupant, item complures nando ad navis quae in salo fuerunt se recipiunt, ancoris sublatis pelagus remis petere coeperunt; quae res eorum vitae fuit subsidio.
Didius met a gallant death with many of his men; some in the course of the fighting seized some pinnaces which were close inshore, while quite a number, on the other hand, swam off to the ships moored in deep water, weighed anchor, and then began to row them out to sea, thereby saving their lives.
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