debet enim mors victa fidem, ne fraude sepulcri reddat curtum aliquid, quamvis iam curta vorarit corpora; debilitas tamen et violentia morbi virtus mortis erat: reddet quod particulatim sorbuerat quocumque modo, ne mortuus omnis non redeat, si quid pleno de corpore desit.
For conquered death must keep faith, not to give back, by the graves dishonesty, something that is maimed, albeit the bodies it devoured were maimed already; but then infirmity and vehement disease were the strength of death. It will so give back what it swallowed piecemeal in one way or another, that the dead shall not return less than entire, with something lacking to the bodys completeness.
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