cuius te gloriae pariter ac famae capacem de orationis tuae qualitate coniecto, in qua te decentissime nuper pronuntiante quae quidem scripseras extemporaliter admirabantur benivoli, mirabantur superbi, morabantur periti.
That you are capable of gaining such glory and fame I infer from the quality of that recent oration of yours, in which you declaimed with the utmost grace words which you had actually written ex tempore; and so you won the admiration of the well-disposed, the astonishment of the proud, and the delaying applause of the experts.
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