Ille quoque exercitus nefarie violentus qui C. Carbonem, Rom. fratrem Carbonis ter consulis, propter bella civilia dissolutam disciplinam militarem praefractius et rigidius astringere conatum privavit vita, satiusque duxit maximo scelere coinquinari quam pravos ac taetros mores mutare.
Wickedly violent too was that army which took the life of C. Carbo, brother of Carbo three times Consul, who had tried somewhat abruptly and unbendingly to tighten military discipline, relaxed because of the civil wars. They thought it better to be sullied by a heinous crime than to change their depraved, vile ways.
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