Julius Caesar settles affairs in Egypt.
I'm really in a tangle about this sentence.
Caesar let Cleopatra and her younger brother have the Egyptian kingdom, instead of making it a Roman province, because he feared [ "veritus" with reader-supplied "est"] some day the provincial setup ["violentiorem praesidem"] might become the ready-made basis ["nacta . . . materia"] for a revolution.regnum Aegypti uictor Cleopatrae fratrique eius minori permisit, ueritus prouinciam facere, ne quandoque uiolentiorem praesidem nacta nouarum rerum materia esset.
To get to this, I had to read "nacta" as a perfect participle with adjectival force, and to supply "est" for "veritus". I'm not confident of this, but it's the best I can come up with now.