Quem deinde amplius nationum exterarum salutem suam crediturum sibi, si tot militum sanguine imbuisset manus? Neminem stolidum consilium capite luere debere; defuturos enim qui suaderent, si suasisse periculosum esset.
what man of the foreign nations would ever thereafter trust his safety to him, if he should have stained his hands with the blood of so many soldiers? No one ought to atone for stupid advice with his life; for there would be none who would give counsel, if to have advised were perilous.
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