Credo enim vos nobilis homines magna quaedam spectantis non pecuniam, ut quidam nimis creduli suspicantur, quae semper ab amplissimo quoque clarissimoque contempta est, non opes violentas et populo Romano minime ferendam potentiam, sed caritatem civium et gloriam concupivisse.
I do not suppose that you, being men of noble birth with lofty aims, have set your sights on money, as certain over-credulous folk suspect'for money has ever been despised by all the greatest and most renowned men'nor yet on might backed by violence and on power such as the Roman people can in no way tolerate; not on these then, but on glory and a place in the hearts of your countrymen.
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