tristis item vetulae vitis sator atque vietae temporis incusat momen saeclumque fatigat, et crepat antiquum genus ut pietate repletum perfacile angustis tolerarit finibus aevom, cum minor esset agri multo modus ante viritim; nec tenet omnia paulatim tabescere et ire ad scopulum, spatio aetatis defessa vetusto.
Sadly also the cultivator of the degenerate and shrivelled vine rails at the progress of time and continually criticizes the age, and grumbles how the old world, full of piety, supported life with great ease on a narrow domain, though the mans portion of land was formerly much smaller than it is now; nor does he comprehend that all things gradually decay, and go to the reef of destruction, outworn by the ancient lapse of years.
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