[Translation from English to Japanese ] The winter passed, and in the spring of 37 Antonius sailed with a large fleet...

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The winter passed, and in the spring of 37 Antonius sailed with a large fleet from Athens to Italy. Once again he found that Brundisium would not admit him. Not that he had either the desire or the pretext for war, but he was in an angry mood. Once again for the benefit of an ambiguous partner he had to defer the complete pacification of the East. Caesar's heir journeyed to the encounter, taking a varied company that included Maecenas and L. Cocceius Nerva (still perhaps a neutral), the negotiator of Brundisium, also the Antonian C. Fonteius Capito and a troupe of rising poets. Pollio was not present. If invited, he refused, from disgust of politics. Resentful and suspicious, the dynasts met at Tarentum.

冬が過ぎ、37の春に、Antoniusは、アテネからイタリアまで何隻もの船で航海をした。
そして、Brundisium が自分の事を良く思っていない事を、思い知った。戦争をしたいという意志やその理由を言う訳ではないが、怒っているかの様であった。曖昧な相手に利となる事柄を説き、東の講和条約を結ぶ事を、又も、延期しなければならなかった。シーザーの相続人は、Maecenasや、(現在も中立の立場でいるかもしれない)L. Cocceius Nerva、Brundisiumの交渉人、そしてAntonian CFonteius Capito, 前途有詩人の一群などのお供を連れ、遭遇の場所に向かった。
Pollioの姿は、そこには無かった。もし、来るように言われても、政治への嫌悪感から来なかっただろう。怒りと疑惑に満ちた感情で、それらのリーダーは、Tarentumに集まった。

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