qui mihi specie alienam, re vera suam condicionem deplorasse videtur, opum magnitudine quam altiore animi sensu felicior: quis enim mediocriter prudens mortalem se natum fleverit? quam exquisita custodia usi sint quibus suspecti domestici fuerunt
To me it seems that in appearance he lamented the lot of others, but in reality his own, more fortunate in the magnitude of his power than in any depth of understanding. For what man of tolerably good sense would weep that he was born mortal? what particular care persons suspecting their domestics took for their protection
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