Sed ego conperior Bocchum magis Punica fide quam ob ea quae praedicabat simul Romanum et Numidam spe pacis adtinuisse multumque cum animo suo volvere solitum, Iugurtham Romanis an illi Sullam traderet; lubidinem advorsum nos, metum pro nobis suasisse.
(But I find that it was more with Punic faith than for the reasons he made public that Bocchus kept both the Roman and the Numidian on tenterhooks with the hope of peace, and that he was in the habit of pondering deeply whether to betray Jugurtha to the Romans or Sulla to Jugurtha; that his inclination influenced him against us, his dread in our favor.)
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