frigus enim nudos sine pellibus excruciabat terrigenas; at nos nil laedit veste carere purpurea atque auro signisque ingentibus apta, dum plebeia tamen sit quae defendere possit.
For without the pelts, cold tormented the naked sons of earth; but we take no harm to be without a vestment of purple worked with gold and great figures, so long as there     is the poor mans cloak to protect us.
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