superest, ut sollicito veneratori culpam rarae occursionis indulgeas, qui quo minus assidue conspectus tui sacrosancta contemplatione potiatur, nunc periculum de vicinis timet, nunc invidiam de patronis.
It remains for you to pardon your anxious worshipper for the fault of visiting you so rarely; for, as an obstacle to his often enjoying the hallowed sight of you face to face, he has the fear now of danger from his neighbours, now of enmity from his patrons.
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