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He who is held captive by the voluptuousness of things. The pleasure of the present life, born of desire, is the fault of bliss. In this time, let it be as it is, for it is not because of the times.
Let there be an end to suffering in official duties. For there is no small amount of suffering in law, nor any choice in wise judgment. Let the choice be condemned for the sake of truth, so that time may bring forgiveness. There is less pleasure because they are corrupt.
We do not consider them to be worthy, nor do we consider them to be a source of pain to us. Let the one who governs all things be pleased.
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