Stolo subridens, Dicam, inquit, eisdem quibus ille verbis scripsit (vel Tarquennam audivi, cum homini pedes dolere coepissent, qui tui meminisset, ei mederi posse): ego tui memini, medere meis pedibus, terra pestem teneto, salus hic maneto in meis pedibus.
I will tell you, said Stolo, with a smile, in the very words in which he wrote it (at least I have heard Tarquenna say that when a mans feet begin to hurt he may be cured if he will think of you): I am thinking of you, cure my feet. The pain go in the ground, and may my feet be sound.
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