L. Scipio post speciosissimum triumphum de rege Antiocho ductum, perinde ac pecuniam ab eo accepisset, damnatus est; non, puto, quod pretio corruptus fuerat ut illum totius Asiae dominum et iam Europae victrices manus inicientem ultra Taurum montem summoveret.
L. Scipio, after celebrating a splendid triumph over king Antiochus, was convicted as having taken a bribe from him, not, I think, because he had been corrupted by money to push the king back beyond Mount Taurus when he was lord of all Asia and already stretching victorious hands towards Europe;
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