Ergo non aurum nec argentum, nec exquisita ingenia cenarum, sed suavitatem tuam iucunditatemque miramur, quibus nulla satietas adest, quando sincera omnia et vera et ornata gravitate.
And so it is not the plate of gold and silver, nor the ingenuity of the dishes served which command our admiration so much as your own courtesy and charm, of which we can never have too much, for all is genuine and sincere and conducted with true dignity.
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