adiecit quoque non oportere patres conscriptos se rei publicae Carthaginiensium interponere, altissimaque moderatione alterius saluti consuluit, alterius dignitati, victoria tenus utriusque hostem egisse contentus.
Scipio further added that it was not proper for the Conscript Fathers to interfere in the commonwealth of Carthage. Thus with profound moderation he befriended the civic existence of the one and the dignity of the other, content to have acted as the enemy of both until the war was won.
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