Rex etiam ille subtilis iudicii, quem ferunt traditum sibi diadema prius quam capiti imponeret retentum diu considerasse ac dixisse o nobilem magis quam felicem pannum! quem, si quis penitus cognoscat quam multis sollicitudinibus et periculis et miseriis sit refertus, ne humi quidem iacentem tollere velit.
That king had nice judgment of whom they say that when handed a diadem, before placing it on his head, he held it a long time and considered it and said: A noble rag, but not a happy one. If someone really knew how full it is of cares and dangers and miseries, he wouldnt want to pick it up if he saw it lying on the ground.
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