nam CONJ et CONJ mucian N21NOMSM ambigu N22LOCPN epistul N11LOCPF victor N31NOMPM mor V11IMPFIND3S et CONJ antoni N25NOMSM praeposter ADJ11DATSMPOS obsequi N24DATSN vel ADVPOS dum CONJ reger V31PRESACTIVEIND3S invidi N11ACCSF crimen N32NOMSN meru V21PERFACTIVEIND3S ceter ADJ11GENSMPOS que CONJ duc V31FUTACTIVEIND2S dum CONJ peract VPAR31NOMSNPERFPASSIVEPPL bell N22NOMSN put V11PRESACTIVEIND3P fin N33ACCSC e PRON41GENSX insigniv V41PERFACTIVEIND3P
Mucianus held back the victors by ambiguous letters, while Antonius, by his untimely compliance or in his efforts to shift the blame to him, rendered himself culpable, and the rest of the commanders, by assuming that the war was over, made its close notorious.
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