Meleager, sero intellecta fraude Perdiccae, tum quidem, quia ipsius corpori vis non afferebatur, in agmine quietus stetit, sed mox  damnata spe salutis, cum eius nomine quem ipse fecerat regem in perniciem suam abutentis videret inimicos, confugit in templum, ac ne loci quidem religione defensus, occiditur.
Meleager, learning too late the treachery of Perdiccas, for the moment calmly kept his place in the formation, since no violence was offered to his own person, but presently,  abandoning hope of safety, since he saw that his enemies were usurping to effect his ruin the name of the man whom he himself had made king, he took refuge in a temple and there was killed, not being protected even by the sanctity of the place.
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