principibus tamen e cunctis non defuit unus me puero, ut memini, ductor fortissimus armis, conditor et legum, celeberrimus ore manuque, consultor patriae, sed non consultor habendae relligionis, amans ter centum milia divum.
Yet of all the emperors one there was in my boyhood, I remember, a brave leader in arms, a lawgiver, famous for speech and action, one who cared for his countrys weal, but not for maintaining true religion, for he loved myriad gods.
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