Cum vero dies et noctes omnia nos undique fata circumstent, non est viri minimeque Romani dubitare eum spiritum quem naturae debeat patriae reddere.
But since death in all its forms is all around us day and night, it is not the part of a man, least of all of a Roman, to hesitate to yield up to his native land the breath he owes to nature.
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