qui quo perseverantius interempti Sertorii cineribus, obsidionem Cn. Pompeii frustrantes, fidem praestarent, quia nullum iam aliud in urbe eorum supererat animal, uxores suas natosque ad usum nefariae dapis verterunt: quoque diutius armata iuventus viscera sua visceribus suis aleret, infelices cadaverum reliquias sallire non dubitavit
The more obstinately to keep their word to the ashes of the slain Sertorius in frustration of Cn. Pompeius siege, since there was no longer any other living thing left in the town, they turned their wives and children to use in a nefarious meal; and the longer to nourish flesh with flesh, both their own, the armed warriors did not scruple to salt the hapless remnants of the corpses.
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