Itaque non illum vis hiemis, non nives, non longitudo itineris, non asperitas viarum, non morbus ingravescens retardavit, cumque iam ad congressum colloquiumque eius pervenisset ad quem erat missus, in ipsa cura ac meditatione obeundi sui muneris excessit e vita.
So not winters violence, nor snow, nor the length of the journey, nor the roughness of the roads, nor his worsening illness held him back; and when finally he reached the point of meeting and speaking with the person to whom he had been sent, just as he was pondering and preparing to execute his charge, he departed this life.
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