tu, postquam primis placui tibi traditus annis, dixisti nato me satis esse tibi, me tibi, me patribus clarum decus esse professus dictasti fatis verba notanda meis.
you, quick of wit and sure of memory; you who, when in my earliest years I was committed to your charge and pleased you well, said you needed nothing more since I was in the world. And when you avowed that I was a glory, I an honour to you and to my parents, you dictated words to be entered in the book of my destiny.
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