cumque datum fari, duc per cunabula nostra; tangat Elissaeas palmis puerilibus aras et cineri iuret patrio Laurentia bella.
And, when he is able to speak, lead him through the scenes of my childhood: let him lay his baby hands on the altar of Elissa, and vow to his fathers ashes that he will fight against Rome.
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