ego vero gravissimo crimini sim obnoxius, constantis et benignae amicitiae exempla sine ulla eius mentione transgressus cuius in animo velut in parentum amantissimorum pectore laetior vitae meae status viguit, tristior acquievit, a quo omnium commodorum incrementa ultro oblata cepi, per quem tutior adversus casus steti, qui studia nostra ductu et auspiciis suis lucidiora et alacriora reddidit.
But I should be open to the gravest reproach if I passed through the examples of constant and affectionate friendship without any mention of Pompeius. In his mind as in the hearts of loving parents my lifes happier condition thrived, its sadder found comfort. From him I received, freely presented, increase of every benefit, through him I stood less vulnerable against turns of Fortune. Under his leadership and auspices my studies became brighter and keener.
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