Vita rustĭca valde Aemilĭum delecta

Vita rustĭca valde Aemilĭum delectat, sed "vita urbana ardŭa minus est", ita censet Sivanus. Poeta amicum laudat, quia laboriosus est agricŏla. Laudat etiam fundum, ubi umbrosas silvas ferae periculosae habĭtant et molestam facĭunt vitam muscae innumĕrae. Nocte mirifĭcae stellae lunaque plena caelum illumĭnant; mane Phoebus terram calĭdam facit, itāque vita undīque trepidat

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Aemilia is sweet to the very life of the country, but "the life of the city is less difficult", and rightly so, Sivan. The poet praises his friend, because it is a kind of laborious is the Husbandman. Also praises the bottom, where it is dangerous to dwell, and the beasts of the shady woods, make the life of a troublesome flies many followers. Full moon, the stars in the night sky is illuminated with amazing; the hot morning sun makes life so anxious round