Et praeteritae fortunae fastigium capio et praesentis iugum pati possum; tua interest, quantum in nos licuerit, si id potius clementia quam saevitia vis esse testatum.
I both rise to the greatness of my past rank, and I can bear the yoke of my present lot. It is important for you that you should wish that the extent of your power over us should be attested by clemency rather than cruelty.
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