He fared well later.

The Queen provided for him.

The others?
Fate overtook them all soon enough.
Theodotus was condemned by Brutus to a torturing death.

Amid his loud shrieks of agony one of Pompey's veterans shouted, 'Dead dogs no longer bite, but they howl when dying!' "It was worthy of Caesar that he averted his face in horror from the head of his enemy, which Theodotus sent to him.

Pothinus, too, vainly awaited the reward of his infamous deed.
"Julius Caesar had cast anchor before Alexandria shortly after the King's return.