tum fuit in pretio magis aes, aurumque iacebat propter inutilitatem hebeti mucrone retusum; nunc iacet aes, aurum in summum successit honorem.
Then bronze was of more worth, and gold was thought little of, being useless with its edge blunted and dull. Now bronze is thought little of, and gold has mounted to the chief honour.
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