A placido et leni adfectu ad aeque honestum verum aliquanto ardentiorem et concitatiorem pergam, legitimique amoris quasi quasdam imagines non sine maxima veneratione contemplandas lectoris oculis subiciam, valenter inter coniuges stabilitae fidei opera percurrens, ardua imitatu ceterum cognosci utilia, quia excellentissima animadvertenti ne mediocria quidem praestare rubori oportet esse.
I shall proceed from a placid, gentle emotion to one equally honourable but somewhat more ardent and excited, and place before the readers eyes certain portraits of lawful love not to be contemplated without the greatest reverence, running through deeds of firm-fixed fidelity between husband and wife, hard to imitate but useful in the knowledge. For even mediocre performance should be no matter for shame to one who perceives excellence.
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