nam mea si reputes, quae pristina, quae tibi nota, sponte fatebor eum modo me non esse, sub illo tempore qui fuerim, quo non perversus habebar et perversus eram falsi caligine cernens, stulta dei sapiens et mortis pabula vivens.
For if thou thinkest my nature is as of old and as twas known to thee, I will avow of myself that now I am not the man I was about that time when I was not thought wayward though wayward I was, seeing with the darkness of error, wise in what with God is foolishness, and living on the food of death.
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