praetermisit Gallias tibi administratas tunc, cum maxume incolumes erant praetermisit Attilam Rheni hostem, Thorismodum Rhodani hospitem Aetium Ligeris liberatorem sola te dispositionum salubritate tolerasse, propterque prudentiam tantam providentiamque currum tuum provinciales cum plausuum maximo accentu spontaneis subisse cervicibus, quia sic habenas Galliarum moderarere, ut possessor exhaustus tributario iugo relevaretur.
Thus it has passed over your administration of Gaul in her days of greatest security, nor has it told how it was solely through your salutary arrangements that you coped with the needs of Aetius, the liberator of the Loire, and stood up against Attila the pest of the Rhine, and Thorismund the guest of the Rhone, nor how in recognition of your great wisdom and foresight the provincials amid a chorus of loud applause spontaneously lifted your car shoulder-high, because you wielded the reins of Gaul in a way that brought relief to the property-owner, exhausted as he was under the yoke of taxation.
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