Qui eum adulabili sermone periuriis admixto, solus omnium proficisci pellexit, vultu assimulato saepius replicando, quod flagrantibus votis eum videre frater cuperet patruelis, siquid per imprudentiam gestum est, remissurus, ut mitis et clemens, participemque eum suae maiestatis assciscet, futurum laborum quoque socium, quos Arctoae provinciae diu fessae poscebant.
He alone of all, by means of flattering words mingled with false oaths, succeeded in persuading Gallus to set out, constantly repeating with hypocritical expression that his cousin would ardently wish to see him, that being a mild and merciful prince he would overlook anything that was done through inadvertence; that he would make him a sharer in his rank, to be a partner also in the labours which the northern provinces, for a long time wearied, demanded.    .
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