oramus veniam lacrimis et laude litamus, in quantum fletus currere verba sinit: exaudi, regina tui pulcherrima mundi, inter sidereos Roma recepta polos, exaudi, genetrix hominum genetrixque deorum, non procul a caelo per tua templa sumus: te canimus semperque, sinent dum fata, canemus: sospes nemo potest immemor esse tui.
In tears I beseech pardon (for my departure) and offer a sacrifice of praise, so far as weeping allows the words to run: Listen, O fairest queen of thy world, Rome, welcomed amid the starry skies, listen, thou mother a of men and mother of gods, thanks to thy temples we are not far from heaven: thee do we chant, and shall, while destiny allows, for ever chant. None can be safe if forgetful of thee.
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