quin potius ipse iure abhinc uberi praeconio non carebis, qui magis igneo ingenio naturam decenter ignis imitatus es de quo si quid demere velis, remanet totus totusque transfertur.
On the contrary, you will henceforth with good right enjoy ample applause in that with your flaming genius you have fittingly chosen to imitate the character of fire; for one may seek to take from a fire, but the fire that is left and the fire that is removed are each a complete fire.
final_alignments\Sidonius_Letters_Book4.json