At Roma, adversi tantum mala gliscere belli accipiens, trepidare metu nimiumque Neronem speravisse queri, atque uno sibi vulnere posse auferri restantem animam.
But at Rome men trembled with fear, when they heard that the dangers of defeat were growing apace. They complained that Nero was too sanguine, and that a single disaster might rob them of all remaining life.
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