Verba inerant quaesita asperitate: sed non arma, non rerum novarum studium, amores iuvenum et inpudicitiam nepoti obiectabat.
Its wording was of studied asperity, but the offences imputed by the sovereign to his grandson were not rebellion under arms, not meditated revolution, but unnatural love and moral depravity.
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