inde puellarum ludibria, pignera, partus, et furtivus amor iuvenum et deprensa iugalis corruptela tori, quoniam regalibus aula fervere tunc vitiis solita est, nec perdita luxu divorum suboles sancti meminisse pudoris.
From all this came dishonouring of young women, pledgings of love, births of children, stealthy passion for young men, adulterers caught defiling the marriage-bed, because then courts used to be all afire with the misdeeds of princes, and the progeny of the deified abandoned themselves to indulgence and took no thought of pure modesty.
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