dubio qui frangere rerum gaudebit pacta ac tenues spes linquet amici, non ill! domus, aut coniux, aut vita manebit umquam expers luctus lacrimaeque: aget, aequore semper ac tellure premens, aget aegrum nocte dieque despecta ac violata Fides.
If a man rejoices to break his plighted word in the hour of danger, and betrays the dwindling hopes of his friend, neither his household, nor his wife, nor his life, shall ever be free from mourning and tears. Loyalty, whom he despised and wronged, shall hound him ever over land and sea, and persecute her victim day and night.
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