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Explanation: The famously short-tempered Roman Emperor Valentinian I entered into negotiations with some Quadi (Germanic) envoys after a series of border disputes which threatened to flare up into a full-scale war.
The envoys of the Quadi said that the disputes were all the fault of the Romans, and in any case, the Quadi (as FREE MEN) were not obligated to follow any of the treaties they signed.
… Valentinian I was so angered by this response that he had a stroke on the spot, and died shortly thereafter.
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Explanation: The famously short-tempered Roman Emperor Valentinian I entered into negotiations with some Quadi (Germanic) envoys after a series of border disputes which threatened to flare up into a full-scale war.
The envoys of the Quadi said that the disputes were all the fault of the Romans, and in any case, the Quadi (as FREE MEN) were not obligated to follow any of the treaties they signed.
… Valentinian I was so angered by this response that he had a stroke on the spot, and died shortly thereafter.
New anti imperialism strat just dropped.
Great success!
“You were right about one thing, Master - negotiations were short”