Ac tamen quantum sine bello dabatur, revocare priscum morem, exercitare legiones, cura provisu perinde agere, ac si hostis ingrueret: ita dignum maioribus suis et familia Cassia ratus per illas quoque gentes celebrata.
Still, so far as was possible, he reintroduced the old code of discipline, constantly exercised his legions, and acted with the same care and forethought as if an enemy had been at hand: in his view, the only conduct worthy of his ancestry and of the Cassian family, which had gained celebrity even in those regions.
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