CuminCarnutesvenisset,quorumincivitatesuperiorecommentarioCaesarexposuitinitiumbelliesseortum,quodpraecipueeospropterconscientiamfactitimereanimadvertebat,quoceleriuscivitatemtimoreliberaret,principemscelerisilliusetconcitatorembelli,Gutruatum,adsuppliciumdepoposcit.
When he came to the Carnutes, in whose state he has in a former commentary mentioned that the war first broke out; observing, that from a consciousness of their guilt, they seemed to be in the greatest terror: to relieve the state the sooner from its fear, he demanded that Guturvatus, the promoter of that treason, and the instigator of that rebellion, should be delivered up to punishment.
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