Nec fallebat Antipatrum dissentire ab animis gratulantium vultus; sed bellum finire cupienti opus erat decipi, et, quamquam fortuna rerum placebat, invidiam tamen, quia maiores res erant quam quas  praefecti modus caperet, metuebat.
Antipater did not fail to notice that the expression of those who congratulated him did not correspond with their feelings, but since he desired to end the war, he was constrained to let himself be deceived, and although the success of the affair pleased him, yet he feared envy, for what he had done was more important than suited the limitations  of a prefect.
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