Nam pridem suus cuique filius, ex casta parente natus, non in cellula emptae nutricis, sed gremio ac sinu matris educabatur, cuius praecipua laus erat tueri domum et inservire liberis.
In the good old days, every mans son, born in wedlock, was brought up not in the chamber of some hireling nurse, but in his mothers lap, and at her knee. And that mother could have no higher praise than that she managed the house and gave herself to her children.
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