Namque abunde constantis animi et dignus qui pudicus esset, nihil ex pristina voluntate mutaverat, sed captum Dymni amore  simulabat nihil recusare.
Yet the lad, being of a most steadfast spirit'indeed he should have been chaste'had made no change in his former resolution, but pretended that, overcome with  love for Dymnus, he could refuse him nothing.
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