Si conventionis paeniteat, non se, quem perfidia deceperit, ferro peteret, non filium Vespasiani vix puberem'quantum occisis uno sene et uno iuvene profici?': iret obviam legionibus et de summa rerum illic certaret: cetera secundum eventum proelii cessura.
If you regret your agreement, you should not attack me whom your treachery has deceived, or Vespasians son, who is as yet hardly more than a child. What is the advantage in killing one old man and one youth? You should rather go and face the legions and fight in the field for the supremacy. Everything else will follow the issue of the battle.
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