sic Lacedaemonias oleo maduisse palaestras novimus et placidum servire ad crimina sucum, inde per arium pendens audacia funem ardua securis scandit proscaenia plantis, inde feras volucri temeraria corpora saltu transiliunt mortisque inter discrimina ludunt.
Thus it is that, as we know, the wrestlers in the Spartan schools were drenched with oil, and that gentle liquor was put to the service of sin; hence it is that a man boldly mounts high up on the stage along a rope in mid air with confident steps; hence that rash figures spring with flying leap over wild beasts and sport amid the risks of death.
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