Ego autem, Caesar, non ad pecuniam parandam ex arte dedi studium, sed potius tenuitatem cum bona fama quam abundantiam cum infamia sequendam probavi.
But, your Highness, I have not studied with the view of making money by my profession; rather have I held that a slight fortune with good repute is to be pursued more than abounding wealth accompanied by disgrace.
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