Tuque gradu generis matertera, sed vice matris adfectu nati commemoranda pio, Aemilia, in cunis Hilari cognomen adepta, quod laeta et pueri comis ad effigiem, reddebas verum non dissimulanter ephebum,    more virum medicis artibus experiens.
You too who, though in kinships degree an aunt, were to me a mother, must now be recalled with a sons affection, Aemilia, who in the cradle gained the second name of Hilarus (Blithesome), because, bright and cheerful after the fashion of a boy, you made without pretence the very picture of a lad . . . busied in the art of healing, like a man.
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