Armet se duritia pectus necesse est, dum horridae ac tristis severitatis acta narrantur, ut omni <miti>ore cogitatione seposita rebus auditu asperis vacet: ira<e> enim destrictae et inexorabiles vindictae et varia poenarum genera in medium procurrent, utilia quidem legum munimenta, sed minime in placido et quieto paginarum numero reponenda.
The heart must arm itself with hardness while acts of harsh, grim Severity are related; setting aside all milder thoughts, let it attend to matters rough in the hearing. Angers unsparing, retributions inexorable, punishments of various kinds shall come forth, useful defences of the laws to be sure, but by no means to be reckoned in the number of peaceful, tranquil pages.
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