Postremo idem de tota concludere fortuna licet in qua nihil expetendum, nihil nativae bonitatis inesse  manifestum est, quae nec se bonis semper adiungit et bonos quibus fuerit adiuncta non efficit.
Lastly, we may draw the same conclusion in the matter of a mans fortune as a whole, in which there is obviously nothing really worth the seeking, no natural goodness, since it is not always conjoined with good men, nor does it make good those to whom it is joined.
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