Qui cum ingravescente praefata aegritudine, diem sibi mortis imminere sensisset, timere coepit homo animi regalis, ne ad mortem veniens tanto adfectus dolore, aliquid indignum suae personae, vel ore proferret vel aliorum motu gereret membrorum.
And when he perceived the day of his death to be at hand, because the foresaid sickness grew on still upon him. for the princely haut courage that he had, he began to fear lest on coming to die, through the bitter pangs of the same, he might either utter with his mouth, or by motion of other of his limbs do something that were not meet for his person.
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