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Dum una ambulamus, varii seruntur sermones, et avide ego omnia audiebam. At digressa est tandem ad narrationem, quae parum grata auribus meis erat, cum exinde conicerem pro praestata illam opera posere nonnulla, quae moraliter impossibilia mihi erant. Nam pathetice exposuit iniquam in hac regione matronarum sortem, cum hi philosophi, litteris penitus sepulti, officia coniungalia prorsus neglegant. ‘Possum,’ ait, ‘testari, actum de nobis fore, nisi unus et alter honestus ac misericors peregrinus miserias nostras sublevaret.’

Resultaten (Engels) 1:

As long as we walk together, of various plants are sown up the words, and eagerly I mention all I heard. But this digression, will eventually lead to a declaration of those things which are pleasing to my ears, it was a little thing, since no conicerem, offered in thanks to the pose for a few things, which I have the following morally impossible. For pathetically declared an unfair share of married women in this country, with these philosophers, literature deeply buried, completely neglecting the duties coniungalia. 'I can,' he said, 'to bear witness, it would be the end of us, honorable and full of compassion, and the other a stranger, but one, that might relieve our miseries.'