Quae maximis molibus festinari cernentes, obtrectatores desides et maligni, unius corporis permutationem tot ciere turbas intempestivas, indignum et perniciosum esse strepebant, studium omne in differendo procinctu ponentes.
But his idle and envious detractors, seeing these mighty and hasty preparations, cried out that it was shameful and ruinous that through the exchange of one man for another so many untimely disturbances should be set on foot; and they devoted all their efforts to putting off the campaign.
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