sed quamquam instinctis tacitus tamen aegra pericli pectora subrepit terror, molemque paventes expendunt belli, et numerat favor anxius annos.
But, though men were encouraged, yet an unspoken fear of the hazard crept into their doubting hearts; they measured with fear the huge burden of the war; and Scipios supporters were uneasy when they reckoned up his years.
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