vel magis ipse libens recolam, vel dignius ausim inserere huic nostro, quem versu cudo, libello quam pietatis opus studiumque insigne parentum permixtis semper docta exercere peritum blanditiis gnaramque apto moderamine curam insinuare mihi morum instrumenta bonorum ingenioque rudi celerem conferre profectum
shall I more gladly dwell upon or more fitly dare to set in this little book which I fashion in verse, than affections work and my parents noble pains, skilled to season learning with mingled enticements, and their wise care, exercising due control, to instil into me the means of good living and on my untrained mind to bestow speedy development'
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