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Brundusium (Italy) (search for this): book 3, chapter 14
Kalenus having embarked the legions and cavalry at Brundusium, according to the
instructions he had received, put to sea with his whole fleet; but had not
sailed very far till he was met by letters from Caesar, informing him that
all the Grecian coasts were guarded by the enemy's fleet. Upon this, he
recalled his ships, and returned again into the harbour. Only one continued
its route, which carried no soldiers, nor was subject to the orders of
Kalenus, but belonged to a private commander. This vessel arriving before
Oricum, fell into the hands of Bibulus, who, not sparing the very children,
put all on board to death, both freemen and slaves. So much did the safety
of the whole army depend upon a single moment.