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[[unclear]] , incsead of [[unclear]] th riches, but [[deletion]] because they had received an [[/deletion] injury. [[addition]] they had receiv'd [[/addition]] Also in all the Punick waps, when the Carthagineans had [[deletion]] committed [[/deletion]] [[addition]] acted [[/addition]] [[deletion]] many deceitle [[/deletion]] [[addition]] deceitfully [[/addition]] both in peace & when there was a truce, they would never do so altho' they could: they rather sought what was worthy of them, than what they could justly do. O.' Conscript Fathers the same thing is to be provided by You, least the wickedness of P. Lentulus E of the rest should prevail with You more than Your own dignity; least you should consult rather Your anger [[deletion]] rather [[/deletion]] than Your reputation. For if punishment ^ [[addition]] worthy of their crime [[/addition]] could be found, I would approve of it: but as the greatness of their wickedness surpasses
