Itaque nemo ei rex placet, nisi qui nondum natus est, et in tanta omnium festinatione non iusta modo, sed etiam necessaria, exactos menses solus exspectat et iam divinat marem esse conceptum.
That is why no king pleases him except one who is not yet born, and amid the great haste of all, which is not only reasonable but even necessary, he alone waits for the completion of months, and already divines that a male child has been conceived.
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