prim N21DATSM ut CONJ mart N33GENSM ambigu N22NOMPN declin V11PRESPASSIVESUB3P dein ADVPOS ut CONJ auxiliator N31NOMPM pro PREPABL adversari N11LOCPF adscisc V31PRESACTIVESUB1P qu PRON10NOMSN pollic V21PRESIND3P tum ADVPOS autem CONJ ut CONJ incruent ADJ11GENSMPOS mitig V11PRESACTIVESUB1P feroci N11GENSF flat VPAR11NOMSMPERFPASSIVEPPL pernicios ADJ11ACCPMPOS saepe ADVPOS provinci N11LOCPF postre ADJ11DATSMSUPER i PRON41NOMSN reput VPAR11NOMPCPRESACTIVEPPL qu PRON10NOMSN non ADV ill PRON61NOMSM host V41PRESACTIVEIND2S vinc V31PRESPASSIVEIND3S sol ADJ13NOMSMPOS qu PRON10NOMPM cad V31PRESACTIVEIND3S in PREPABL aci N51GENSF ponder N32LOCSN arm N21GENPM oppress N41NOMSM et CONJ vir N33GENPF sed CONJ mult N22DATSN tuti ADJ11NOMSNCOMP etiam CONJ tub N11NOMSF tac VPAR21ABLSXPRESACTIVEPPL sub PREPABL iug N22NOMSN mitt V31PRESPASSIVEIND3S voluntari N24NOMSM qu PRON10NOMPM sent V41PRESACTIVEIND3S expert VPAR34NOMSMPERFPPL nec ADVPOS fortitudin N31ACCSF in PREPABL rebell ADJ32NOMPCPOS nec ADVPOS lenitat N31ACCSF in PREPABL supplic N31NOMPM anim N21ACCPM ab V51PRESACTIVEINF0X roman N21LOCPM
First, to avoid the doubtful issue of war; then, that we may gain friends in place of enemies, as they promise; again, that without bloodshed we may tame their haughty fierceness, which is often destructive to the provinces; finally, bearing in mind this thought, that not only is the enemy vanquished who falls in battle, borne down by weight of arms and strength, but much more safely he who, while the trumpet is silent, of his own accord passes under the yoke and learns by experience that Romans lack neither courage against rebels nor mildness towards suppliants.
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