At Tiridates super proprias clientelas ope Vologesi fratris adiutus, non furtim iam, sed palam bello infensare Armeniam, quosque fidos nobis  rebatur, depopulari, et si copiae contra ducerentur, eludere hucque et illuc volitans plura fama quam pugna exterrere.
But Tiridates'now supported, apart from his own vassals, by help from his brother Vologeses'began to harass Armenia, no longer by stealth but in open war, ravaging the communities which he considered loyal to ourselves, or, if force was brought against him, eluding contact and, as he flew hither and thither, disseminating a terror due more to rumour than to the sword.
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