Sed Mucianus quod diu occultaverat, ut recens exprompsit: quoniam benignitate deum fractae hostium vires forent, parum decore Domitianum confecto prope bello alienae gloriae interventurum.
Mucianus now brought forward a proposal, as if he had just thought of it, but which in reality he had long concealed. He urged that since, thanks to the gods kindness, the enemys strength has been broken, it would little become Domitian, now that the war is almost over, to interfere in the glory of others.
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