Neque postea in ullo loco amplius uno die aut una nocte moratus, simulabat sese negoti gratia properare; ceterum proditionem timebat, quam vitare posse celeritate putabat; nam talia consilia per otium et ex opportunitate capi.
And afterward he lingered in no place for more than one day or one night, pretending that his haste was due to important affairs; but as a matter of fact he feared treachery which he thought he could escape by rapid movements; for he believed such designs came into being through inactivity and as a result of opportunity.
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