erat opulenta, erat moribus et legibus ordinata, Etruriae caput habebatur: sed postquam luxuria prolapsa est, in profundum iniuriarum et turpitudinis decidit, ut servorum se insolentissimae dominationi subiceret.
It was rich, well organized in manners and laws, regarded as the capital of Etruria. But after it degenerated with luxury, it fell into an abyss of outrage and turpitude ending in subjection to the insolent rule of slaves.
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