qu PRON10NOMPF autem CONJ mai ADJ11NOMSCCOMP laus N31NOMSF aut CONJ certi ADJ11NOMSCCOMP qu PRON10ACCSF carthagin N31LOCSF benedic V31PRESACTIVEINF0X ubi ADVPOS tot ADJ13NOMSFPOS civitas N31NOMSF eruditissi ADJ00GENSMSUPER es V73PRESACTIVEIND2P penes PREPACC qu PRON10ACCPM omn ADJ32ACCSCPOS disciplin N11ACCSF puer N23GENSM disc V31PRESACTIVEIND3P iuven ADJ32NOMPCPOS ostent V11PRESACTIVEIND3P sen V21PRESACTIVEIND2S doc V21PRESACTIVEIND3P carthago N31NOMSF provinci N11GENSF nostr ADJ12GENSFPOS magistr N11NOMSF venerabil ADJ32NOMSCPOS carthago N31NOMSF afric N11GENSF mus N11NOMSF caelest ADJ32NOMSCPOS carthago N31NOMSF camen N11NOMSF togat ADJ11GENPMPOS
Well, what higher or more assured praise could there be than for speaking well of Carthage, where every citizen is a scholar, where boys acquire knowledge of every kind, grown men display it, and elders teach it? Carthage is the venerable teacher of our province, Carthage is the divine Muse of Africa, Carthage is the Latin Muse of all who wear the toga.
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