Luxu omni fluere credideram et nimia felicitate mergi in voluptates; at, hercules, munia militiae hoc animorum corporumque robore aeque impigre toleratis et, cum fortes viri sitis, non fortitudinem  magis quam fidem colitis.
I had supposed that luxury prevailed everywhere, and that by excess of good fortune you were plunged into pleasures; but, by Heaven! you endure with equal indefatigability, such is that strength of yours of both mind and body, the duties of military service, and while you are brave men, you cultivate loyalty  no less than courage.
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