Ap<er>tum et animosum bonae fiduciae pectus emenso quasi debitum opus superest constantiae repraesentatio: Natura enim sic comparatum est ut quisquis se aliquid ordine ac recte mente complexum confidit, vel iam gestum, si obtrectetur, acriter tueatur, vel nondum editum, si interpelletur, sine ulla cunctatione ad effectum perducat.
Now that I have been through the open and highspirited soul of good confidence, another task is, as it were, due: to portray resolution. For Nature has so arranged it that whoever is confident that he has rightly and properly set his mind on something will defend it vigorously against criticism if it is already accomplished and if not yet realized will bring it into effect without hesitation in the face of any obstruction.
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