Quod mihi ne pareret vel diffidentia veri, vel praesentis amor vitae rerumque voluptas curarumque labor, placuit praevertere casus proposito et curas finire superstite vita communemque adeo ventura in saecula rebus expectare trucem securo pectore mortem.
Wherefore, that neither doubt of the truth, nor love of this present life with delight in worldly things and anxious toil should bring this on me, I am resolved to forestall calamity by my plan of life, to end anxieties while life remains, awaiting with untroubled heart fierce Death, the general doom of things for ages yet to come.
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