exsultans Gothis insultansque Romanis, inludens praefectis conludensque numerariis, leges Theudosianas calcans Theudoricianasque proponens veteres culpas, nova tributa perquirit.
he brags to the Goths and insults the Romans, mocks the magistrates and plays tricks along with the public cashiers; he tramples on the laws of Theodosius and issues laws of Theodoric, searching out ancient offences and brand-new taxes.
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