medio tam longi aevi spatio multa in vicem damna, non Samnis, non Poeni, non Hispaniae Galliaeve, ne Parthi quidem saepius admonuere: quippe regno Arsacis acrior est  Germanorum libertas, quid enim aliud nobis quam caedem Crassi, amisso et ipse Pacoro, infra Ventidium  deiectus Oriens obiecerit?
Between the beginning and end of that long period there have been many mutual losses: neither Sammite nor Carthaginian, neither Spain nor Gaul, nor even the Parthians have taught us more lessons. The German fighting for liberty has been a keener enemy than the absolutism of Arsaces. What taunt, indeed, has the East for us, apart from the overthrow of Crassus'the East which itself fell at the feet of a Ventidius and lost Pacorus?
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