Dent tibi, Caesar, aetatem di quam mereris, serventque animum quem dederunt: et quanto maiorem infantium turbam iterum atque iterum iubebis incidi! Augetur enim cotidie et crescit, non quia cariores parentibus liberi, sed quia principi cives.
Let the gods only grant you, Caesar, the long life which you deserve and preserve the spirit you owe to them, and the lists of children entered at your bidding will ever multiply! These grow increasingly day by day, not so much because parents care more for children, as because every citizen is cared for by his prince.
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