Unde ego non partes infirmi omnino tyranni, sed Gothicam fateor pacem me esse secutum, quae tunc ipsorum consensu optata Gothorum paulo post aliis cessit mercede redempta nec penitenda manet, cum iam in re publica nostra cernamus plures Gothico florere favore, tristia quaeque tamen perpessis antea multis, pars ego magna fui quorum, privatus et ipse cunctis quippe bonis propriis patriaeque superstes.
Wherefore twas by no means the cause of that tottering tyrant, but, I declare, peace with the Goths that I pursued'peace which, at that time desired by the general consent of the Goths themselves, was soon after granted to others and, though purchased at a price, remains unregretted, since already in our state we see full many prospering through Gothic favour, though many first endured the full range of suffering, not least of whom was I, seeing that I was stripped of all my goods and outlived my fatherland.
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