ceterum eo claritatis evectus ut validissimorum populorum tantum non arbiter victoriae exsisteret, parvi temporis interiecta mora catenatus a Laelio legato ad Scipionem imperatorem pertractus est, cuiusque dexteram regio insidens solio arroganti manu attigerat, eius genibus supplex procubuit.
Yet, carried to such a height of renown that he became all but arbiter of victory between the mightiest peoples, after a short times interval he was dragged in chains by the Legate Laelius to his commander Scipio and fell suppliant at the knees of the man whose hand he had arrogantly touched with his own as he sat upon his royal throne.
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