Quidam superbus opibus et fastu tumens tantumque verbis nobilis spernit vigentis clara saecli nomina, antiqua captans stemmata, Martem Remumque et conditorem Romulum privos parentes nuncupans.
A Fellow, purse-proud and swollen-headed, high born in words alone, scorns the illustrious names of the current age, hankering after an ancient pedigree and claiming Mars, Remus, and Romulus our founder as his own special forebears.
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