nam si qua nostris qualitercumque gratia reverentia fides chartulis inest, sciat aetas volo postuma nihil tua fide firmius forma pulchrius, sententia iustius patientia tolerantius, consilio gravius convivio laetius colloquio iucundius.
For if my poor sheets have, in whatever way, anything to bring them favour, respect, or credit, I want future generations to know that there is nothing stronger than your faith, nothing more handsome than your person, nothing juster than your judgment, more enduring than your patience, more weighty than your counsel, more cheerful than your company, more delightful than your conversation.
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