quippe nec Ausonios tantum nec tela nec ignes, quantum te, metuo; ruis ipsos acer in enses obiectasque caput telis; nec te ulla secundo eventu satiat virtus, tibi gloria soli fine caret, credisque viris ignobile letum belligeris in pace mori.
For I fear the Romans, with their weapons and their firebrands, less than I fear you: you rush fiercely right upon the swords, and expose your life to the missiles, nor does any successful feat of arms content you; your ambition, unlike that of other men, knows no bounds; and you think a peaceful death an inglorious end for a soldier.
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