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[15] Nemo post haec finita reticuit, sed militares omnes horrendo fragore scuta genibus illidentes (quod est prosperitatis indicium plenum; nam contra cum hastis clipei feriuntur, irae documentum est et doloris) 1 immane quo quantoque gaudio praeter paucos Augusti probavere iudicium, Caesaremque admiratione digna suscipiebant, imperatorii muricis fulgore flagrantem.
1 Damsté regards nam contra ... . doloris as a gloss and incorrect, citing xx. 5, 8; xxi. 5, 9. Cf. Pighi, Nov. Stud. Amm. p. 62.
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