Eum Iugurtha tametsi Romae in inimicis habuerat, tamen adcuratissume recepit, dando et pollicendo multa perfecit uti fama, fide, postremo omnibus suis rebus commodum regis anteferret.
Although at Rome Opimius had been one of Jugurthas opponents, the king nevertheless received him with the greatest propriety, and by means of many gifts and promises he succeeded in having him place the kings advantage ahead of his own repute, good faith, in short, ahead of all personal considerations.
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