Dum remedia quaedam a commilitio principis exspectantur, suspensis Tripolitanis, diuque anxiis, rursus globi supervenere barbarici, fiducia sublati praeteritorum, Lepcitanoque agro et Oeensi interneciva populatione transcursis, expleti praedarum acervis ingentibus, abscesserunt, occisis decurionibus multis, inter quos Rusticianus sacerdotalis, et Nicasius enitebat aedilis.
While the people of Tripolis were long in a state of anxiety and suspense, looking for some aid from the emperors military support, the hordes of barbarians again came up, given confidence by what had happened before; and after overrunning the territory of Lepcis and Oea with death and devastation, went away again, laden with vast heaps of booty; a number of decurions were put to death, among whom the former high-priest Rusticianus and the aedile Nicasius were conspicuous.
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