quorum Pomponius, quo is facilius evaderet, concitatum sequentium agmen in porta Trigemina aliquamdiu acerrima pugna inhibuit nec vivus pelli potuit, sed multis confectus vulneribus transitum super cadaver suum iis, credo etiam post fata invitus, dedit.
To facilitate his escape, Pomponius for some time held up the pell-mell throng of pursuers at the Gate of Three Arches, fighting desperately, nor could he be driven back alive; exhausted by many wounds, he gave them a passage over his corpse, unwillingly, I believe, even after death.
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