Nam in consule nostro multae bonaeque artes animi et corporis erant, quas omnis avaritia praepediebat; patiens laborum, acri ingenio, satis providens, belli haud ignarus, firmissumus contra pericula et invidias.
For there existed in our consul many good qualities of mind and body, which, however, were all spoiled by avarice. He had the ability to endure toil, a keen intellect, sufficient foresight, a reasonable acquaintance with war, and a stout heart in the face of dangers and ill will.
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