Et praesens aetas et posteritas deinde mirata est per gentes nondum satis domitas incessisse temulentos, barbaris quod temeritas erat  fiduciam esse credentibus.
Both the age of that time, and afterwards posterity, regarded it as wonderful that they marched drunken through nations not wholly subdued, and that the barbarians took this rash conduct for confidence.
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