Postero die occurrentibus Branchidis secum procedere iubet, cumque ad urbem ventum esset, ipse  cum expedita manu portam intrat; phalanx moenia oppidi circumire iussa et dato signo diripere urbem, proditorum receptaculum, ipsosque ad unum caedere.
On the following day when the Branchidae met him, he ordered them to come along with him, and when they had reached the city, he himself entered  the gate with a light-armed company; the phalanx he ordered to surround the walls of the town and at a given signal to pillage the city, which was a haunt of traitors, and to kill the inhabitants to a man.
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