prima petit campum dubia sub sorte duelli pugnatura Fides, agresti turbida cultu, nuda umeros, intonsa comas, exerta lacertos; namque repentinus laudis calor ad nova fervens proelia nec telis meminit nec tegmine cingi, pectore sed fidens valido membrisque retectis provocat insani frangenda pericula belli.
Faith first takes the field to face the doubtful chances of battle, her rough dress disordered, her shoulders bare, her hair untrimmed, her arms exposed; for the sudden glow of ambition, burning to enter fresh contests, takes no thought to gird on arms or armour, but trusting in a stout heart and unprotected limbs challenges the hazards of furious warfare, meaning to break them down.
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