Menedemus undique inclusus, ne numero quidem par, diu tamen resistit clamitans nihil aliud superesse locorum fraude deceptis quam honestae mortis solacium ex hostium caede.
Menedemus, hemmed in on all sides, although not even equal in numbers, yet resisted for a long time, crying that since they had been deceived by an ambuscade, no solace was left for them except that of an honourable death, a solace arising from the slaughter of the enemy.
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