Translator Reviews ( English → Japanese )
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and as opposing peace not so much from good-will to his master as from a desire to command an army and a province. Pompeius yielded and set sail for Aenaria with a large number of his best ships, having embarked himself on a magnificent one with six banks of oars. In this style, toward evening, he sailed proudly past Puteoli in sight of his enemies. Early in the morning two sets of piles were driven in the sea a short distance apart, and planks were placed upon them. Upon the platform nearest the shore Octavian and Antony took their places, while Pompeius and Libo occupied a seaward one, a small space of water separating them, so that they p499could hear each other without shouting.
(彼らはMenodorusを)善意ではなく、軍と属州を支配したいという欲望から主上の和平に反対している(と非難した。)Pompeiusは屈し、自らも6列の漕ぎ手団とともに豪奢な船に乗り込み、最上級の船群を伴い、Aenaria向けて出航した。この形式で夕刻ごろ、彼はかつてのPuteoliを、敵を目前にしながら誇らしげに航海した。早朝、少し離れたところで大量の2つの群が漂っていた。厚板がそれらの上に置かれていた。OctavianとAntonyは海岸最寄りの足場上に位置についていた。一方PompeiusとLiboは海上に位置した。両者の間は僅かに海が隔てるのみであったので、互いに叫ぶことなく声を聞くことができた。