Postremo deserunt tribunal, ut quis praetorianorum militum amicorumve Caesaris occurreret, manus intentantes, causam discordiae et initium armorum, maxime infensi Cn. Lentulo, quod is ante alios aetate et gloria belli firmare Drusum sum credebatur et illa militiae flagitia primus aspernari.
At last they left the tribunal, shaking their fists at any guardsman, or member of the Caesars staff, who crossed their road, in order to supply a ground of quarrel and initiate a resort to arms. They were bitterest against Gnaeus Lentulus, whose superior age and military fame led them to believe that he was hardening Drusus heart and was the foremost opponent of this degradation of the service.
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