fidum erat et altum rei publicae pectus curia, silentique salubritate munitum et vallatum undique, cuius limen intrantes abiecta privata caritate publicam induebant.
The senate house was the heart of the commonwealth, trusty and deep, fortified and palisaded on all sides by wholesome silence, and as men passed its threshold they put off private affections and put patriotism on.
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