Ibi, fide data et accepta, Iugurtha Bocchi animum oratione adcendit: Romanos iniustos, profunda avaritia, communis omnium hostis esse; eandem illos causam belli cum Boccho habere, quam secum et cum aliis gentibus, lubidinem imperitandi, quis omnia regna advorsa sint.
There, after an exchange of pledges, Jugurtha strove to inflame the heart of Bocchus by a speech: the Romans, he said, were unjust, of boundless greed, and the common foes of all mankind; they, to whom all monarchies are adversaries, had the same motive for war with Bocchus as with himself and other nations, namely, the lust for dominion.
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