cui postquam tradita belli iura videt: non hunc, inquit, superaverit unquam invidia aut blando popularis gloria fuco; non astus fallax, non praeda aliusve cupido.
and when he saw the supreme command handed over to him, This man, he said, will never yield to jealousy or the sweet poison of popular applause; he will be proof against artful devices and desire of plunder and all other passions.
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