At mihi damna domus populantem inlata per hostem, per se magna licet, multo leviora fuere defuncti patris immodico conlata dolori, per quem cara mihi et patria et domus ipsa fiebat: tamque etenim fido tradentes mutua nobis officia affectu conserto viximus aevo, vinceret aequaevos nostra ut concordia amicos.
But for me the havoc wrought on my home by the ravage of the enemy, though great in itself, was much lighter when compared with boundless grief for my departed father, who made both my country and my home itself dear to me. For, indeed, by rendering kindness to each other in genuine affection, we so knit in one our uneven ages, that in our agreement we surpassed friends of even ages.
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