non ego temptavi nulli temeranda virorum audax laudandae sacra docere deae, nec mea mortiferis infecit pocula sucis dextera nec cuiquam trita venena dedit, nec nos sacrilegi templis admovimus ignes, nec cor sollicitant facta nefanda meum, nec nos insanae meditantes iurgia mentis impia in aversos solvimus ora deos.
I have not sought in recklessness to make known the rites of the goddess whom folk call Good, which no male must profane. My hand has infused no deadly juices in mens cups or pounded poison for the lips of any one. Nor have I sacrilegiously set fire to temples, nor is my conscious vexed by horrid crime, nor from the pent-up bitterness of a frantic soul have I let my blaspheming tongue wag against gods who show no favour.
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