Ah, OK.
There are three clauses that depend on intellegit:
1) neque dari donativum sub nomine Galbae promissum
2) neque magnis meritis ac praemiis eundem in pace quem in bello locum: here the verb could be an implied esse or the dari of the previous clause could apply to this one as well. I'm leaning more towards the implied esse interpretation but I'm not entirely sure. Both are possible and in any case the essential meaning doesn't really change.
3) praeventamque gratiam apud principem a legionibus factum: here esse is implied with preventam.
Let's see if that helps. If there are details of the clauses that you don't get, let me know.
There are three clauses that depend on intellegit:
1) neque dari donativum sub nomine Galbae promissum
2) neque magnis meritis ac praemiis eundem in pace quem in bello locum: here the verb could be an implied esse or the dari of the previous clause could apply to this one as well. I'm leaning more towards the implied esse interpretation but I'm not entirely sure. Both are possible and in any case the essential meaning doesn't really change.
3) praeventamque gratiam apud principem a legionibus factum: here esse is implied with preventam.
Let's see if that helps. If there are details of the clauses that you don't get, let me know.