et dubitamus adhuc Romam tibi, Christe, dicatam in leges transisse tuas omnique volentem cum populo et summis cum civibus ardua magni iam super astra poli terrenum extendere regnum? nec moveor quod pars hominum rarissima clausos non aperit sub luce oculos et gressibus errat.
And do we still hesitate to believe that Rome, O Christ, has devoted herself to Thee and placed herself under thy governance, and that with all her people and her greatest citizens she is now eagerly extending her earthly realm beyond the lofty stars of the great firmament? I am not disturbed because some men but here and there keep their eyes closed and will not open them in the light of day, so that they wander in their steps.
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