mirifice iudex, quod in manifesto negotio tempus teri passus non est: probabilius Lutatius, quod ius amplissimi honoris constanter defendit: sed ne Valerius quidem improbe, quia fortis et prosperae pugnae ut non legitimum ita <non immeritum> praemium petiit.
All credit to the judge for not letting time be wasted in a clear case. More commendation to Lutatius for stoutly defending the rights of the highest authority. But no blame to Valerius either for seeking a reward for a gallant and successful action, not undeserved though not legally due.
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