Bellum Iugurthinum 72

1To this the king replied calmly, otherwise than he felt in his heart. 1After putting to death Bomilcar and many others whom he had found to be accomplices in the plot, he had suppressed his anger, so that no rebellion should arise from that affair. 2And from that time on, Jugurtha had no peaceful day or night: he trusted no place, no man and no moment sufficiently, feared citizen and enemy alike, looked about at everything and trembled at every noise, spent the night now in one place, now in another, often against royal dignity, and sometimes, roused from sleep, seized his arms and raised an alarm: so was he driven by fear, as if by madness.