suo amplo funere extulit, nec dubitavit hostis exsequias ipse celebrare, eam demum victoriam et apud deos et apud homines minimum invidiae habituram credens qu<ae qu>am plurimum humanitatis habuisset.
The Consul gave him a lavish funeral, carrying the body out from his own tent, and did not hesitate to attend in person the obsequies of an enemy. That victory, he believed, would inspire least ill will among both gods and men which had most of humanity about it.
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