Ne Acilium quidem praeterire possumus, qui, cum decimae legionis miles pro C. Caesaris partibus maritima pugna proeliaretur, abscisa dextra, quam Massiliensium navi iniecerat, laeva puppim apprehendit nec ante dimicare destitit quam captam profundo mergeret.
Nor can we pass over Acilius, a soldier of the tenth legion, who was fighting on C. Caesars side in a naval battle. When his right hand, which he had laid upon a Massilian ship, was cut off, he grasped the poop with his left and did not stop fighting until he had taken her and sunk her in the deep.
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