Sed finge haec aliter esse ac me ideo pauperem, quia mihi fortuna divitias invidit easque, ut ferme evenit, aut tutor imminuit aut inimicus eripuit aut pater non reliquit: hocine homini opprobrari, pauperiem, quod nulli ex animalibus vitio datur, non aquilae, non tauro, non leoni?
But suppose it is otherwise, and that I am poor because fate begrudged me a fortune and, as often happens, it was either mismanaged by a guardian, seized by an enemy, or left to someone else by my father: is that something to blame a human being for'poverty, which no one counts against an animal, whether an eagle, or a bull, or a lion?
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