non in corpore mortali sed in arce caelesti, et quidem armatum, animum eius vitae stationem putes peregisse, humanorum vitiorum incursus a se invicta pugna repellentem, cunctosque virtutis numeros altitudinis suae sinu clausos custodientem.
One would think his soul had kept lifes station in no mortal body but in a celestial citadel and armed too, repelling from itself the incursions of human vices in unconquerable combat and guarding all the constituents of virtue locked in the bosom of its own profundity.
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