Vidi ego fortissimum virum, municipem meum, C. Marium'quoniam nobis quasi aliqua fatali necessitate non solum cum his, qui haec delere voluissent, sed etiam cum fortuna belligerandum fuit, 'eum tamen vidi, cum esset summa senectute, non modo non infracto animo propter magnitudinem  calamitatis, sed confirmato atque renovato.
I saw that bravest of men, my fellow-townsman, Gaius Marius,'for he, like myself, was doomed by some irresistible fatality to wage war not only against those who had conceived the ambition of exterminating society, but also with destiny itself,'I saw him, I say, in spite of his extreme old age, not shattered in spirit by reason of his appalling catastrophe, but rather reanimated  by a fresh access of courage.
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