ill PRON61NOMSN autem CONJ non ADV dubit V11PRESPASSIVEIND3S qu PRON10NOMSN cum ADVPOS es V73IMPFACTIVESUB3S aliquando ADVPOS virtut N31GENPF omn ADJ32GENPXPOS domicili N24NOMSN rom N11NOMSF ingenu ADJ11ACCPMPOS adven N11ACCPC pler ADJ11GENSMPOS nobil ADJ32GENPXPOS ut CONJ Homerici OTHER bac N11GENPF suavitat N31LOCSF Lotophagi OTHER humanitat N31GENSF multiform ADJ32DATPXPOS offici N24LOCPN retent V11IMPFACTIVEIND3P
Furthermore, there is no doubt that when once upon a time Rome was the abode of all the virtues, many of the nobles detained here foreigners of free birth by various kindly attentions, as the Lotus-eaters of Homer did by the sweetness of their fruits.
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