Illam ipsam Fortunam qua aspirante res tam prospere gesserat verebatur, nec iniuria ex his quae tribuisset sibi, quam mutabilis esset reputabat; unam superesse noctem, quae tanti discriminis moraretur eventum.
He feared that very Fortune through whose favour he had been so successful, and naturally enough, from what she had bestowed upon him he was led to think how fickle she is; a single night remained to delay the outcome of so great a crisis.
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