nemo animum summi memorem genitoris inaltum excitat, ad caelum mittit suspiria nemo, nec recolens apicem solii natalis ad ipsum respicit auctorem, nec spem super ara librat, sed mentem gravidis contentam stertere curis indigno subdit domino perituraque pronus diligit et curvo quaerit terrestria sensu.
None lifts on high a heart that remembers the supreme Father, none utters a sigh towards heaven, nor calls to mind the lofty throne of his origin and casts a thought upon his maker, nor launches his hopes beyond the skies. To an unworthy master men subject a spirit that is content to sleep heavily under the cares that weigh on it, with down-bent head they set their hearts on what is doomed to perish, and with eyes on the ground seek after earthly things.
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