exercitu et copiis Gallograecorum a Cn. Manlio consule in Olympo monte ex parte deletis, ex parte captis, Ortiagontis reguli uxor mirae pulchritudinis a centurione, cui custodienda tradita erat, stuprum pati coacta, postquam ventum est in eum locum in quem centurio misso nuntio necessarios mulieris pretium quo eam redimerent adferre iusserat, aurum expendente centurione et in eius pondus animo oculisque intento, Gallograecis lingua gentis suae imperavit ut eum occiderent.
The army and forces of the Galatians were partly destroyed, partly taken prisoner by Consul Cn. Manlius in Mount Olympus. The wife of the petty king Ortiago, a woman of extraordinary beauty, was forced to suffer rape by a Centurion to whose custody she had been consigned. When they came to the place to which the Centurion had told the womans relations by messenger to bring the ransom money and the Centurion was weighing the gold, his mind and eyes intent on that operation, she commanded the Galatians in her native tongue to kill him.
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