At quisquis trepidus pavet vel optat, Quod non sit stabilis suique iuris, Abiecit clipeum locoque motus Nectit qua valeat trahi catenam.
But he who trembles with fear or desire, Fickle at heart, nor master of himself, Has thrown away his shield, and left his post, And links the chain by which he can be led.
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