certa est fiducia nobis, si genitor natusque dei pia verba volentum accipiat, nostro reddi te posse precatu, ne sparsam raptamque domum lacerataque centum per dominos veteris Paulini regna fleamus teque vagum toto quam longa Hispania tractu, inmemorem veterum peregrinis fidere amicis.
Sure is my confidence that, if the Father and the Son of God accept the reverent words of those who seek, thou canst be restored at my prayer, that I may weep not for a home scattered and ravaged, for the realm rent in pieces between a hundred owners, once Paulinuss, and for thee, that, wandering with a range as wide as the extent of Spain, unmindful of old friends thou dost trust in strangers.
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