<commit_before>Book I section [11]

Erat iniqua condicio postulare, ut Caesar Arimino excederet atque in provinciam
 reverteretur, ipsum et provincias et legiones alienas tenere;
 exercitum Caesaris velle dimitti, delectus habere;
 polliceri se in provinciam iturum neque, ante quem diem iturus sit, definire,
 ut, si peracto consulatu Caesar profectus esset,
 nulla tamen mendacii religione obstrictus videretur;
 tempus vero colloquio non dare neque accessurum polliceri magnam pacis
 desperationem afferebat.
 Itaque ab Arimino <NAME>ium cum cohortibus V Arretium mittit;
 ipse Arimini cum duabus subsistit ibique delectum habere instituit;
 Pisaurum, Fanum, Anconam singulis cohortibua occupat.


It was with an unfair proposition to demand that Caesar should withdraw from
Ariminum and return to his province, as he himself (Pompey?) was causing
the keeping of another's provinces and legions;
the wish to dismiss Caesar's army, holding the levies;
promising that he himself should go to his province and did not,
before that day when he might go, 
settling it so that, if Caeser had departed with a disrupted consulship,
nevertheless the obligated one might be seen with no sanction of falsehood;
not giving time for a genuine conversation and should not approach 
was conveying/reporting to promise a great desparate act of peace.
And so he sends <NAME> from Ariminum along with V Arretius;
he himself (of Ariminum) stands with two and there sets up to hold a levy;
he occupies Pisaurum, Fanum, Ancona with two cohorts apiece.
<commit_msg>submitted<commit_after>Book I section [11]

Erat iniqua condicio postulare, ut Caesar Arimino excederet atque in
provinciam reverteretur, ipsum et provincias et legiones alienas
tenere; exercitum Caesaris velle dimitti, delectus habere; polliceri
se in provinciam iturum neque, ante quem diem iturus sit, definire,
ut, si peracto consulatu Caesar profectus esset, nulla tamen mendacii
religione obstrictus videretur; tempus vero colloquio non dare neque
accessurum polliceri magnam pacis desperationem afferebat.  Itaque ab
Arimino <NAME> cum cohortibus V Arretium mittit; ipse Arimini cum
duabus subsistit ibique delectum habere instituit; Pisaurum, Fanum,
Anconam singulis cohortibua occupat.


It was an unfair proposition to demand that Caesar should withdraw from
Ariminum and return to his province, while Pompey was keeping another's
provinces and legions; wishing to dismiss Caesar's army, while Pompey
was holding levies; promising that Pompey should go to his province
without setting the day when he should leave, so that, if on the
completion of his consulship Caeser had departed, he would still seem
to be bound with no sanction of falsehood; setting no time for a
genuine conference and not offering to approach bore a great despair
for peace.  And so he sends <NAME> from Ariminum to Arretium,
along with 5 cohorts; he himself stays in Ariminum with two and there
arranges to hold a levy; he occupies Pisaurum, Fanum, Ancona with a
cohort apiece.

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