Ita caritas mutua, ita congruens tenor vitae, ita una eademque ratio propositi postulabat, cuius ea vis ut morum similitudo concordiae nostrae gloriam minuat, ac perinde sit mirum, si alter nostrum a collega ac si a se ipse dissentiat.
That was demanded by our mutual affection, the harmony of our way of life, and the uniformity of our principles, which is so marked that the similarity of our habits detracts from the merit of our close agreement; for either of us to disagree with his colleague would be as surprising as if he were at odds with himself.
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