quo cum poenis non sufficerent membra, vivo exusto, ipse quoque Alypius post multationem bonorum exsulare praeceptus, filium miserabiliter ductum ad mortem casu quodam prospero revocatum excepit.
Diogenes, when not enough of his body was left for torture, was burned alive; Alypius himself also, after confiscation of his goods, was condemned to exile, but recovered his son, who was already being led to a wretched death, but by a lucky chance was reprieved.
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