Et Vibulenus quidam, gregarius miles, ante tribunal Blaesi adlevatus circumstantium umeris, apud turbatos et quid pararet intentos: Vos quidem inquit his innocentibus et miserrimis lucem et spiritum reddidistis: sed quis fratri meo vitam, quis fratrem mihi reddit? quem missum ad vos a Germanico exercitu de communibus commodis nocte proxima iugulavit per gladiatores suos, quos in exitium militum habet atque armat.
A common soldier, Vibulenus by name, was hoisted on the shoulders of the bystanders in front of Blaesus tribunal, and there addressed the turbulent and curious crowd:'You, I grant, he said, have restored light and breath to these innocent and much wronged men; but who restores the life to my brother'who my brother to me? He was sent to you by the army of Germany to debate our common interest'and yesterday night he did him to death by the hands of those gladiators whom he keeps and arms for the extermination of his soldiers.
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