neque ignarus verecundiae maiorum nostrorum, ne aurum nollent accipere, in habitum id Victoriae formavit, ut eos religione motos munificentia sua uti cogeret, voluntate mittendi prius, iterum providentia cavendi ne remitteretur liberalis.
Not being ignorant, however, of our ancestors delicacy, lest they should refuse to accept the gold, he had it put into the shape of Victory, so that religious sentiment would force them to make use of his munificence. Liberal he was, first in the will to send the gift, and again in the foresight with which he took precautions against its being sent back.
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