vade, ait ipse parens opifexque et conditor Adae, vade, homo, adflatu nostri praenobilis oris, insubiecte, potens, rerum arbiter, arbiter idem et iudex mentis propriae, mihi subdere soli sponte tua, quo sit subiectio et ipsa soluto libera iudicio.
Go, says Adams very father and maker and creator, go, O man, who art raised in rank above all by the breath of my mouth, not made subject but possessed of power, ruler of the world, ruler also and judge of thine own purpose, to me only be thou subject of thine own will, so that thy very subjection may be freely made with unfettered judgment.
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