nam velut infirmo pueri teneroque vagantur corpore, sic animi sequitur sententia tenvis; inde ubi robustis adolevit viribus aetas, consilium quoque maius et auctior est animi vis; post ubi iam validis quassatum est viribus aevi corpus et obtusis ceciderunt viribus artus, claudicat ingenium, delirat lingua, labat mens, omnia deficiunt atque uno tempore desunt.
For as toddling children have a body infirm and tender, so a weak intelligence goes with it. Next, when their age has grown up into robust strength, the understanding too and the power of the mind is enlarged. Afterwards, when the body is now wrecked with the mighty strength of time, and the frame has succumbed with blunted strength, the intellect limps, the tongue babbles, the intelligence totters, all is wanting and fails at the same time.
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