felix qui indultis potuit mediocriter uti muneribus parcumque modum servare fruendi, quem locuples mundi species et amoena venustas et nitidis fallens circumflua copia rebus non capit, ut puerum, nec inepto addicit amori, qui sub adumbrata dulcedine triste venenum deprendit latitare boni mendacis operto.
Happy the man who has been able to use with temperance the gifts granted him, and to keep frugal measure in his enjoyment of them, whom the worlds rich display with its pleasant attraction and its flowing abundance of lying baubles does not charm like a child, nor enslave to a foolish love, who detects the deadly poison lurking under the feigned sweetness, in concealment under what falsely claims to be good!
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