nec tibi displiceat miles non factus amori, nauta nec attrita si ferat aera manu, aut quorum titulus per barbara colla pependit, cretati medio cum saluere foro.
Spurn not the soldier ill made for love, or the seaman if his gnarled hand carries coin, or yet one of those on whose barbarian neck a label has hung and whose chalked feet have danced in the marketplace.
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