Romulei qualis per iugera circi cum pulcher visu, titulis generosus avitis exspectatur equus, cuius de stemmate longo felix demeritos habet admissura parentes, illi omnes acuunt plausus, illum ipse volantem pulvis et incurvae gaudent agnoscere metae: sic te, clare puer, genitum sibi curia sensit primaque patricia clausit vestigia luna.
As when in the spaces of Romulus Circus a horse is awaited, handsome of aspect and noble in glories of pedigree, from whose long family tree happy mating has produced meritable parents. For him all sharpen their applause; the very dust and rounded turning posts rejoice to recognize him as he flies: even so, illustrious boy, the Senate felt you as to its order born and set the patrician crescent on your youthful steps.
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