Potest et M. Catonis ex Cypro cum regia pecunia revertentis appulsus ad ripam Tiberis memorabilis videri, cui nave egredienti consules et ceteri magistratus et universus senatus populusque Romanus officii gratia praesto fuit, non quod magnum pondus auri et argenti sed quod M. Catonem classis illa incolumem advexerat laetatus.
And M. Catos putting in at the citys waterside as he returned from Cyprus with the royal treasure may seem worth remembrance. As he left the ship, the Consuls and other magistrates and the entire senate and the Roman people were on hand to greet him, rejoicing that the fleet brought, not a great mass of gold and silver, but M. Cato safe and sound.
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