Qui ioca laetitiamque colis, qui tristia damnas nec metuis quemquam nec metuendus agis, qui nullum insidiis captas nec lite lacessis, sed iustam et clemens vitam agis et sapiens, tranquillos manes supremaque mitia Sancti ore pio et verbis advenerare bonis.
You, Sir, who love jests and merriment, you who hate all moroseness, neither fearing any man nor causing any man to fear, who entrap no man by trickery nor vex him at the law, but mildly and wisely live an upright life, come with reverent lips and words of good omen to do honour to the peaceful shade and the remains of kindly Sanctus.
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