ceterum tam prosperum condicionis suae eventum industria sua pro invidioso gloriosum reddidit: dilatavit enim fines, cultum deorum novis sacerdotiis auxit, numerum senatus amplificavit, equestrem ordinem uberiorem reliquit, quaeque laudum eius consummatio est, praeclaris virtutibus effecit ne haec civitas paenitentiam ageret quod regem a finitimis potius mutuata esset quam de suis legisset.
But his own energy made the prosperous outcome of his condition productive of glory rather than envy. He extended the frontiers, enlarged the worship of the gods with new priesthoods, increased the numbers in the senate, left a fuller equestrian order, and'the consummation of his achievements'he made this community not sorry to have borrowed a king from its neighbours rather than chosen one of its own.
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