tum quidam senior ex amicis principis: Hunc ego committi satius fortunae arbitror, in quo iactura levis est, quam fortem virum, qui casu victus temeritatis te arguat.
Thereupon a certain older man among the friends of the chieftain remarked: I think it better that this fellow be exposed to the hazards of fortune, who would be no great loss, rather than a valiant man who, if he were by ill luck defeated, might expose you to a charge of rashness.
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