In fine orationis praesides custodesque imper divos ego consul pro rebus humanis, ac te praecipue, Capitoline Iuppiter, precor, ut beneficiis tuis faveas, tantisque muneribus addas perpetuitatem.
To end my speech, I call on the gods, the guardians and defenders of our empire, speaking as consul on behalf of all humanity: and to you in particular, Capitoline Jupiter, I address my prayer that you shall continue your benefits, and augment the great gifts you have bestowed by making them perpetual.
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