Verum aucta re publica, dum consulare vigeret imperium, has gentes antehac semper indomitas, vagantesque sine cultu vel legibus, Marcus Didius ingenti destinatione repressit, Drusus intra fines continuit proprios, Minucius prope amnem Hebrum a celsis Odrysarum montibus defluentem, superatas proelio stravit, post quos residui ab Appio Claudio pro consule sunt infesta concertatione deleti.
But when our country increased in power, and the rule of consuls was in full sway, Marcus Didius, with great determination, checked these tribes that before had been always invincible and were roaming about without civilization or laws. Drusus confined them within their own bounds. Minucius utterly defeated them in a battle near the river Hebrus, which flows from the high mountains of the Odrysae, and after these the survivors were completely annihilated by the proconsul Appius Claudius in a hot fight.
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