pulcherrimus irae et dignus fieri compos memorabilis ausi, amisit quantam posito conamine laudem, cui tantum est voluisse decus! tum reddere sese festinant epulis et tristia fronte serenant, donec laeta virum solvit convivia somnus.
A splendid figure was Perolla in his wrath, and well he deserved to accomplish his great design. But how much fame he lost by abandoning his purpose, when the mere intention is so glorious! Then they hastened back to the feast and smoothed the trouble from their brows. At last sleep came and broke up the merry-making.
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