Unde post dies paucos productus, lateribus sulcatis acerrime, pariaque perpessis consortibus, interiit, hoc favorabilis solo quod abstulit Serenianum e medio, crudelem ut Phalarim, et illi fidum quia doctrinarum diritatem causis inanibus praetexebat.
A few days later the usurper was brought out, his body was soundly scourged, and after his accomplices had been similarly treated, he was put to death: a man who deserves credit only for making away with Serenianus, who was cruel as Phalaris, and loyal to Procopius because of the accursed science which for vain reasons he pretended to have.
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