Bene etiam illi disciplinae militari adfuerunt qui necessitudinum perruptis vinculis ultionem vindictamque laesae cum ignominia domuum suarum exigere non dubitaverunt: nam P. Rupilius consul eo bello, quod in Sicilia cum fugitivis gessit, Q. Fabium generum suum, quia neglegentia Tauromenitanam arcem amiserat, provincia iussit decedere.
Those also gave good support to military discipline who, breaking family ties, did not hesitate to avenge and punish offences against the same, bringing therewith disgrace upon their own houses. For Consul P. Rupilius, in the war he waged against the runaways in Sicily, ordered his son-in-law Q. Fabius to leave the province because he had lost the citadel of Tauromenium by his negligence.
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