Quo verissime referente quae Gallus egerat coniuxque, super praeteritis maerens, et futurorum timore suspensus, angorem animi quam diu potuit amendabat.
When this man gave a true account of what Gallus and his wife had done, the emperor, grieving over the past disasters and made anxious by fear of those to come, concealed the distress that he felt as long as he could.
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