mens quippe, lapsis quae superstes artubus de stirpe durat caeliti, sensus necesse est simul et adfectus suos teneat aeque ut vitam suam, et ut mori, sic oblivisci non capit, perenne vivax et memor.   Vale domine illustris.
For the soul, which, surviving the bodys ruin, endures in virtue of heavenly birth, must needs keep both its own faculties and affections no less than its own life, and so admits forgetfulness no more than death, remaining ever living, ever mindful. Farewell, illustrious master.
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