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[4] After this success he rewarded Archylus, who had been the first to mount the wall, with one hundred minas,1 and honoured according to their merits all others who had performed deeds of valour; he also sold as booty the Motyans who survived, but he crucified Daimenes and other Greeks who had fought on the side of the Carthaginians and had been taken captive.

1 Some $1800.

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