Translator Reviews ( English → Japanese )
Rating: 60 / Native Japanese / 0 Reviews / 04 Feb 2013 at 00:29
When he arrived at the city his mother and Philippus and the others who were interested in him were anxious about the estrangement of the Senate from Caesar, and the decree that his murderers should not be punished, and the contempt shown him by Antony, who was then all-powerful, and had neither gone to meet Caesar's son when he was coming nor sent anybody to him. Octavian quieted their fears, saying that he would call on Antony, as the younger man on the older and the private citizen on the consul, and that he would show proper respect for the Senate. As for the decree, he said that it had been passed because nobody had prosecuted the murderers; whenever anybody should have courage to prosecute,
彼が街に到着した時、母親とPhilippus、それに彼に関心を持っていた人々は元老院のCaesarからの離反と殺害者を罰しないという判決、それに当時絶大な権力を持っていたAntonyがCaesarの息子が訪れても会いに行こうともせず彼のところに使いさえやらなかったような彼に対する軽侮を心配していた。Octavianは若年者で元老院の民間人である自分の年配者に対する相応の敬意としてAntonyを訪問し、元老院に対してはしかるべき敬意を示すと述べて皆の不安を和らげた。彼は判決について、誰も殺害者を告訴しなかったからそういう判決が下ったのだと述べた。誰かが告訴する勇気をもっていればいつでも