Tum adpulso lintre et diu tacitus contemplatus Caesarem, nostra quidem, inquit, furit iuventus, quae cum vestrum numen absentium colat, praesentium potius arma metuit quam sequitur fidem.
Then he beached his canoe, and, after gazing upon Caesar for a long time in silence, exclaimed: Our young men are insane, for though they worship you as divine when absent, when you are present they fear your armies instead of trusting to your protection.
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