Proinde quoniam nihil aliud ex eo superest quam quod semper ab immortalitate seducitur, corpori utique quam primum iusta solvamus, haud obliti in qua urbe, inter quos simus, quali praeside ac rege  spoliati.
Therefore, since nothing else is left of him except what is always separated from immortality, let us pay as soon as possible the rites due to his body at least, not forgetting in what city and among whom we are, and of what a chief and what a king we have been  despoiled.
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