 In 36 BC, Sextus fled Sicily (effectively ending the revolt) to Miletus where, in 35 BC, he was captured and executed by Marcus Titius, one of Marcus Antonius' minions, without a trial.This was illegal, as he was a Roman citizen, and therefore entitled to a trial.This malpractice was capitalized upon by Octavian when the relationship between him and Marcus Antonius became heated.