miles Tyrrhenus, Asilo nomen erat, captus quondam ad Thrasymenna fluenta, servitium facile et dominantis mollia iussa expertus Beryae, patrias remearat ad oras sponte faventis eri; repetitisque impiger armis tum veteres Siculo casus Mavorte piabat.
A Tuscan soldier, named Asilus, taken prisoner earlier at Lake Trasimene, had found easy service and a kind master in Beryas, his captor, and had returned to his native land with the consent and aid of his owner. Now he had gone back to active service and was making good his former mishap by fighting in Sicily.
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