Sed mitigavit Seianus, non Galli amore, verum ut cunctationes principis opperiretur, gnarus lentum in meditando, ubi prorupisset, tristibus dictis atrocia facta coniungere.
Sejanus, however, mollified him; not from love of Gallus, but in order to await the issue of the emperors hesitations: for he knew that, leisurely as he was in deliberation, once he had broken out, he left little interval between ominous words and ruthless deeds.
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