Saepe iam, mater optima, impetum ce

Saepe iam, mater optima, impetum cepi consolandi te, saepe continui. Vt auderem multa me impellebant: primum videbar depositurus omnia incommoda, cum lacrimas tuas, etiam si supprimere non potuissem, interim certe abstersissem; deinde plus habiturum me auctoritatis non dubitabam ad excitandam te, si prior ipse consurrexissem; praeterea timebam ne a me victa fortuna aliquem meorum vinceret. Itaque utcumque conabar manu super plagam meam imposita ad obliganda vulnera vestra reptare. Hoc propositum meum errant rursus quae retardarent: dolori tuo, dum recens saeviret, sciebam occurrendum non esse ne illum ipsa solacia irritarent et accenderent-nam in morbis quoque nihil est perniciosius quam immatura medicina; expectabam itaque dum ipse vires suas frangeret et ad sustinenda remedia mora mitigatus tangi se ac tractari pateretur.

Αποτελέσματα (Αγγλικά) 1:

OFTEN, my best of mothers have felt the impulse of comforting is that you, as often. That urged me to venture, as many things: the first time I seemed to lay aside all my troubles when I, even if I could not suppress, a time at least wiped away your tears; and then, I felt sure that I have more power to raise you up, if I had first arisen from my own; In addition, some of my fortune from me, afraid that they might conquer. And so, no matter how much I tried to bind up the wounds of the hand placed on your climb up the my on the wound. Which made me delay my going astray, on the other hand on this cause: your sorrow, while venting his fury, lest my very condolences should irritate and inflame the minds, because I was sure that I ought not, for there is nothing more pernicious than an untimely use of the medicine in diseases; while he waited for his strength to break it, then, to being touched and handled, and for the upkeep of remedies, it has been softened.