sic me tuta silentia egressum dubiis loquax infert lingua periculis, non, ut discipulum Petrum, fidentem et merito et fide, sed quem culpa frequens levem volvat per freta naufragum.
In the same way I, passing the safe bounds of silence, am brought into anxious peril by my restless tongue; for I cannot, like the disciple Peter, place my trust both in merit and in faith, but am such an one as manifold sins have shipwrecked and roll lightly over the waters.
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