At Pharnaces liberaliter omnia pollicitus, cum festinantem ac praecurrentem Caesarem speraret libentius etiam crediturum suis promissis quam res pateretur, quo celerius honestiusque ad res magis necessarias proficisceretur'nemini enim erat ignotum plurimis de causis ad urbem Caesarem revocari', lentius agere, decedendi diem postulare longiorem, pactiones interponere, in summa frustrari coepit.
All this Pharnaces graciously promised to do. However, as he hoped that Caesars impetuous haste would lead him to trust his own assurances still more readily than the circumstances justified, so that he might tackle more urgent matters with the greater expedition and propriety'for everyone was aware that there were many reasons demanding Caesars return to Rome'in this hope, then, he began to take a more leisurely line, to demand a later date for his withdrawal, to propose agreements by way of causing delay'in fine, he proceeded to cheat.
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