hoc pulchrum quod terra parit, quod gloriaconfert lubrica, commendat quod perniciosa voluptas, quod velut excitus difflato pulvere ventus praeterit, exemplo tenuis quod transvolat umbrae.
That they count lovely which is born of earth, or bestowed by shifting reputation, or set off by baneful pleasure, that which passes like a whiff of wind that has scattered the dust, or flits by like an unsubstantial shade.
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