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[21] While this was going on, Gildo and Maximus returned, bringing Belles, one of the chiefs of the Mazices, and Fericius, prefect 1 of the tribe, who had aided the party of the disturber of the public peace 2 . . .

1 A Roman title adopted by the Mazices.

2 A lacuna of four lines follows, after which are the words producerent vinctos, “to bring them in chains,” or something similar.

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