Illialiaseruptionetemptata,aliascuniculisadaggeremvineasqueactis(cuiusreisuntlongeperitissimiAquitani,proptereaquodmultislocisapudeosaerariaesecturaequesunt),ubidiligentianostrorumnihilhisrebusproficiposseintellexerunt,legatosadCrassummittuntsequeindeditionemutrecipiatpetunt.Quareimpetrataarmatradereiussifaciunt.
They at one time attempting a sally, at another forming mines, to our rampart and vineae (at which the Aquitani are eminently skilled, because in many places among them there are copper mines); when they perceived that nothing could be gained by these operations through the perseverance of our men, they send embassadors to Crassus, and entreat him to admit them to a surrender. Having obtained it, they, being ordered to deliver up their arms, comply.
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