Postremus adversum fortunam  dolor incanduit conquestusque non aequa meritis praemia pensari, in extremo Musae saevientis, uti quae caelum terras quoque pax regeret, vota posuisti.
In the end your grief flared against your ill fortune, and complaining that your rewards were not equal to your deserts you prayed at the end of your outpourings in verse that that peace which governs heaven might also govern earth.
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