Anno autem ab Urbe condita septingentesimo nonagesimo octavo Claudius imperator, ab Augusto quartus, cupiens se utilem reipublicae ostentare principem, bellum ubique, et victoriam undecumque quaesivit.
Now in the 798th year from the building of Rome, Claudius, the fourth emperor after Augustus, being much desirous to show himself a prince profitable unto the commonwealth, sought war on all sides and victory whencesoever it might come.
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