Per vos gloriamque vestram, qua humanum fastigium exceditis, perque et mea in vos et in me vestra merita, quibus invicem contendimus, oro quaesoque ne humanarum rerum terminos adeuntem alumnum commilitonemque vestrum, ne dicam regem, deseratis.
By yourselves and your glory, in which you rise above human heights, and by your services to me and mine to you, in which we rival each other, I beg and implore you not to desert your foster-child and fellow soldier, not to say your king, as he is  approaching the ends of the universe.
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