quae nonagesimum annum transgressa cum summa et animi et corporis sinceritate, lectulo, quantum dinoscere erat, cotidiana consuetudine cultius strato recubans et innixa cubito, tibi quidem inquit, Sex. Pompei, di magis quos relinquo quam quos peto gratias referant, quod nec hortator vitae meae nec mortis spectator esse fastidisti.
Having passed her ninetieth year in the soundest health of mind and body, she lay on her bed, which was spread, as far as might be perceived, more elegantly than every day, and resting on her elbow she spoke: Sex. Pompeius, may the gods whom I am leaving rather than those to whom I am going repay you because you have not disdained to urge me to live nor yet to be witness of my death.
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