Cn. Piso, cum Manilium Crispum reum ageret eumque evidenter nocentem gratia Pompeii eripi videret, iuvenili impetu ac studio accusationis provectus multa et gravia crimina praepotenti defensori obiecit.
When Cn. Piso was prosecuting Manilius Crispus and saw that despite clear evidence of guilt he was being snatched from justice by Pompeys influence, carried away by youthful impetuosity and accusatory zeal, he made many grave charges against the over-powerful defender.
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