Per talos enim spirantis lora traiecta sunt, religatumque ad currum traxere circa urbem equi, gloriante rege, Achillen a quo genus ipse deduceret, imitatum se esse poena in hostem capienda.
For while Betis still breathed, thongs were passed round his ankles, he was bound to the kings chariot, and the horses dragged him around the city, while the king boasted that in taking vengeance on an enemy he had imitated Achilles, from whom he derived his race.
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