Pindarus <C.  Cassium Philippensi proelio victum, nuper ab eo manumissus, iussu ipsius obtruncatum insultationi hostium subtraxit, seque e conspectu hominum voluntaria morte abstulit, ita ut ne corpus quidem eius absumpti inveniretur
When C. Cassius was defeated at the battle of Philippi, Pindarus, whom he had recently freed, killed him at his own orders and rescued him from the insults of his enemies. He then withdrew himself from the sight of men by voluntary death, so that even Cassius body was not found after he was gone.
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