I will add this also, which is very important to the
 matter. When the commander-in-chief died, though he wished to invest a sum of money, got I
 know not how, in a farm, he did not so invest it, but he squandered it. 
 I do not very greatly wonder that, hampered as he was by his own folly, he wished to
 extricate himself how he could. But this I cannot marvel at sufficiently, this I am indignant
 at, that he strives to remedy his own folly at the expense of his neighbours, and that
 he endeavoured to pacify his own ill-temper by the injury of Tullius.