Qua ratione auctus noster quoque crevit et error, firmatus facile ad iuvenalia vota sequenda, ut mihi pulcher equus falerisque ornatior esset, strator procerus, velox canis et speciosus accipiter, Romana et nuper ab urbe petita aurata instrueret nostrum sphaera concita ludum, cultior utque mihi vestis foret et nova saepe quaeque Arabi muris leni fragraret odore.
Wherefore, as my growth, so my waywardness increased, readily settling down to the pursuit of youthful desires'as to have a fine horse bedecked with special trappings, a tall groom, a swift hound, a shapely hawk, a tinselled ball, fresh brought from Rome, to serve me in my games of pitching, to wear the height of fashion, and to have each latest novelty perfumed with sweet-smelling myrrh of Araby.
final_alignments\Paulinus_Eucharisticus.json