Namque sellulariis quaestibus inescati, inter se hostiliter dissident, et abrupta maledicendi ferocia (ut dictum est) multos offendunt: quam tunc effutiunt, cum commissarum sibi causarum infirmitatem rationibus validis convallare non possunt.
For, allured by the profits of their sedentary trade, they differ among themselves and become enemies, and they offend many by their outbursts of abusive ferocity (as has been said), which they blab out in a torrent when they have no arguments strong enough to fortify the weakness of the cases which have been entrusted to them.
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