Post Marco tutela datur, qui scita Platonis flexit ad imperium patre Pio melior. successore suo moriens, set principe pravo, hoc solo patriae, quod genuit, nocuit.
Next, charge of the state is given to Marcus, who, nobler than his father Pius, applied Platos maxims to the task of empire. Dying with a natural heir but an abandoned prince, the only wrong he did his country was to have had a son.
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