Iam si pectoribus ad translucendum quandam specularem materiam natura obduxisset, cuius non praecordia insculpta apparent novi ac novi Caesaris scenam congiario dividundo praesidentis? Etiam illa hora qua adclamant:  de nostris annis augeat tibi Iupiter annos!  Haec Christianus tam enuntiare non novit quam de novo Caesare optare.
If Nature had covered our breasts with some transparent material that would let the light through, whose heart would not appear engraved with the picture of one new Caesar after another, presiding over the distribution of largesse? Yes, even in the very hour when they are shouting:  Jupiter take our years to add to thine.b  A Christian can no more utter these words than wish for a new Caesar.
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