Namque, Quirites, etsi nihil est homini magis optandum quam prospera, aequabilis perpetuaque fortuna secundo vitae sine ulla offensione cursu, tamen, si mihi tranquilla et placata omnia fuissent, incredibili quadam et paene divina, qua nunc vestro beneficio fruor, laetitiae voluptate caruissem.
For, fellow-citizens, although there is nothing for which a man should so earnestly pray as for the even tenor of an uninterrupted prosperity with no hidden reefs to mar his calm passage through life, yet, had I experienced nothing but an unruffled tranquillity, I should have missed the incredible and well-nigh superhuman transports of delight which your kindness now permits me to enjoy.
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