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[Translation from English to Japanese ] Antony was offended by the words because they were wanting in the respect due...

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Antony was offended by the words because they were wanting in the respect due to him.He replied:"the Roman people never surrendered the government to anybody to dispose of in succession,not even when they had kings.I release you from any indebtedness to me in the way of gratitude for those acts. They were performed not for your sake, but for the people's, except in one particular, which was of the greatest importance to Caesar and to yourself.For if, to secure my own safety and to shield myself from enmity,I had allowed honors to be voted to the murderers as tyrannicides, Caesar would have been declared a tyrant, to whom neither glory,nor any kind of honor, nor confirmation of his acts would have been possible;

彼らは、彼のためにその点を待っていたため、Antonyはその言葉に傷ついた。彼は言いかえした。「ローマ市民は王を戴いていた時でさえ、相続の問題を決着するために政府を誰かに明け渡したことなど一度もなかった。そのような行為への感謝として、私に対する君の負債は免除しよう。それが行なわれたのは、君のためではなく、市民のためなのだ。Caesarと君自身にとっても最も重要な特別のある場合を除いてね。なぜなら、私自身の安全を確保し、敵意から自分を守るために、殺害者が暴君殺害として投票される名誉を許していたなら、 Caesar は暴君と宣言されており、Caesarに対する栄光もいかなる栄誉も、Caesarの行為が可能なものとして認められることも決してなかっただろうから。

who could make no valid will, have no son, no property, nor any burial of his body, even as a private citizen. The laws provide that the bodies of tyrants shall be cast out unburied.I willingly chose to incur these dangers rather than allow Caesar to remain unburied— the most valiant man of his time, the most fortunate in every respect, and the one to whom the highest honours were due from me. It is by reason of the dangers I incurred that you enjoy your present distinction as the successor of Caesar.It would have been more becoming in you to testify your gratitude to me for these things than to reproach me for concessions made to soothe the Senate, or in compensation for what I needed from it,

そしてCaesarは有効な遺言を残したり、息子をもったり、財産を残したり、たとえ一般市民としてでさえ葬式を行なったりすることなどできはしなかっただろう。法律では、暴君の遺体は葬式をせずに投げ捨てられることになっているからね。私は Caesar が葬式をされないままでいるよりは、むしろ自ら進んでこのような危険を引き受けたのだ。Caesar は同時代の最も勇敢な男、あらゆる点で最も幸運で、そして私から当然の最高の栄誉を受けるべき男なのだ。元老院をなだめるために行った譲歩やそのために私が必要だった代償のために、あるいは他の必要や理由によって私を非難するよりも、君のような若造が年配の者に話す言葉として、それらに対する君の感謝の証を示してくれた方がもっと君のためになっていただろうがね。

or in pursuance of other needs or reasons — you a younger man addressing an older one."The bulk of the nobiles, both ex-Pompeians and adherents of Caesar, banished from Italy, were with Pompeius. With Pompeius they found a refuge, with Brutus and Cassius a party and a cause, armies of legions and the hope of vengeance. When a civil war seemed only a contest of factions in the nobility, many young men of spirit and distinction chose Caesar in preference to Pompeius; but they would not tolerate Caesar's ostensible political heirs and the declared enemies of their own class. The older men were dead, dishonored or torpid: the young nobiles went in a body to the camp, eagerly or with the energy of despair.

(続き)Pompeius派、 Caesar支持者を両方とも多くの貴族はPompeiusと共にイタリアから追放された。Pompeiusと共に、またBrutusとCassiusと共に、 彼らは避難場を作り、派閥、大義、師団からなる軍隊、復讐への希望を構築した。内戦が貴族同市の派閥争いに過ぎなかった時、多くの覇気のある優れた若者がPompeiusよりもCaesarを好んで、彼を選んだ。だが、彼らはCaesar の表向きの政治の後継者には我慢ならず、自分自身の階級の敵と宣言した。名誉を汚され無気力になった年配の者達は亡くなり、若き貴族らは意気揚々として、あるいはやけになって一段となって戦地に赴いた。

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