Lumen et decus illius exercitus paene praeterii, T. Annium Cimbrum, Lysidici filium, Lysidicum ipsum Graeco verbo, quoniam omnia iura dissolvit, nisi forte iure Germanum Cimber occidit.
I almost left out the pride and glory of that army, Titus Annius Cimber, Lysidicus son, and a Lysidicus himself according to the Greek word, since he dissolved all principles of law, unless, perhaps, a Cimbrian lawfully killed a German.
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