Quod enim tam infidum mare quam blanditiae principum illorum, quibus tanta levitas tanta fraus, ut facilius esset iratos quam propitios cavere? Te vero securi et alacres quo vocas sequimur.
for no sea could be more treacherous than the flattery of those emperors whose instability and guile made it more difficult to be on guard against their favour than their wrath. But in your case, we have no fears, and are all eagerness to follow your lead.
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