nec ADVPOS ambig V31PRESPASSIVEIND3S provinci N11ACCSF et CONJ milit N31ACCSM alien V11FUTACTIVEIMP2S erga PREPACC vespasian N21ACCSM anim N21DATSM fu V51PERFACTIVEINF0X et CONJ qu PRON10DATSX e PREPABL vitellian N21LOCPM urb N33LOCSF profug N21GENSC ostent V11IMPFACTIVEIND3P pison N31LOCSM nut VPAR11GENSXPRESACTIVEPPL galli N11ACCPF parat VPAR11ACCSFPERFPASSIVEPPL germani N11ACCSF pericul N22NOMPN ips PRON62GENSX et CONJ in PREPABL pac N31LOCSF suspect V11PRESACTIVEIND1S tuti ADJ11NOMSNCOMP bell N22NOMSN
There is no question that the province and the troops were unfavourably disposed toward Vespasian; moreover, some of the Vitellians who fled from Rome pointed out to Piso that the Gallic provinces were hesitating and that Germany was ready to revolt, that he was himself in danger, and that war is the safer course for a man who is suspected in time of peace.
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