Conyac で依頼された翻訳結果を公開

Pollio, Plancus and Ventidius separated and retired, leaving Perusia to its fate. After a final and fruitless sortie, L. Antonius made a capitulation (late in February?). Octavianus received with honour the brother of his colleague and sent him away to be his governor in Spain, where he shortly died. The city of Perusia was destined for pillage. The soldiery were thwarted by the suicide of a prominent citizen, whose ostentatious pyre started a general conflagration. Such was the end of Perusia, an ancient and opulent city of the Etruscans. The captives were a problem. Many senators and Roman knights of distinction had espoused the cause of liberty and the protection of their own estates.