Neque enim ullam mercedem tanta virtus praeter hanc laudis gloriaeque desiderat, qua etiam si careat, tamen sit se ipsa contenta; quamquam in memoria gratorum civium tamquam in luce posita laetatur.
And indeed such virtue asks for no reward save this of praise and glory, and even if that were not forthcoming, it would be content with itself; not but what it rejoices, placed in the memory of grateful countrymen as in a pool of light.
final_alignments\Cicero_Philippic_5.json