奥本

I thank the gods for giving me such a brother, who was able by his moral character to rouse me to vigilance over myself, and who, at the same time, pleased me by his respect and affection; that my children have not been stupid nor deformed in body; that I did not make more proficiency in rhetoric, poetry, and the other studies, in which I should perhaps have been completely engaged, if I had seen that I was making progress in them; that I made haste to place those who brought me up in the station of honour, which they seemed to desire, without putting them off with hope of my doing it some time after, because they were then still young; that I knew Apollonius, Rusticus, Maximus; that I received clear and frequent impressions about living according to nature, and what kind of a life that is, so that, so far as depended on the gods, and their gifts, and help, and inspirations, nothing hindered me from forthwith living according to nature, though I still fall short of it through my own fault, and through not observing the admonitions of the gods, and, I may almost say, their direct instructions; that my body has held out so long in such a kind of life; that I never touched either Benedicta or Theodotus, and that, after having fallen into amatory passions, I was cured; and, though I was often out of humour with Rusticus, I never did anything of which I had occasion to repent; that, though it was my mother's fate to die young, she spent the last years of her life with me; that, whenever I wished to help any man in his need, or on any other occasion, I was never told that I had not the means of doing it; and that to myself the same necessity never happened, to receive anything from another; that I have such a wife, so obedient, and so affectionate, and so simple; that I had abundance of good masters for my children; and that remedies have been shown to me by dreams, both others, and against bloodspitting and giddiness...; and that, when I had an inclination to philosophy, I did not fall into the hands of any sophist, and that I did not waste my time on writers of histories, or in the resolution of syllogisms, or occupy myself about the investigation of appearances in the heavens; for all these things require the help of the gods and fortune.

感谢诸神，赐我如此优秀的一位兄弟，他能够用自己的德行唤起我的自律，同时又用他的尊重和友情感动我；感谢诸神，我的孩子聪明伶俐，健康活泼；我没有沉迷于修辞、诗歌和其它这类学习，如果我以前发现自己学习这些东西时有所进步，那我可能会全身心投入其中；我毫不迟疑地把荣誉颁给那些抚育我成长的人，他们希望得到这一荣誉，但有人希望我过些时候再这么做，因为他们还年轻，我拒绝了；我还认识了阿波罗尼乌斯、汝斯堤古和马克西米鲁斯。清晰的印象经常出现在我心中，告诉我顺生自然，告诉我那是一种什么样的人生，因此，只要依靠诸神及其赐福，其保佑，其启示，就没有什么能阻止我顺生自然，尽管由于我自身的不足和没有注意诸神的警告（或者差不多可以说是诸神的直接指令），我还不能完全做到；我的身体已经维持了很长一段时间这种生活；我永远不会接触本尼迪克特或狄奥多士，我曾经陷入恋爱的激情，但现在已经摆脱；当我和汝斯堤古在一起时常常发脾气，但我从来没有做过一件让人后悔的事；尽管命中注定我母亲要夭亡，但她生命中的最后一年是和我一起度过的；每当我希望为人排忧解难或做其它事的时候，我从未告诉别人我爱莫能助；对我自己而言我从未陷于一筹莫展之地，需要别人的帮助；我有一位如此贤惠的妻子，温顺、挚爱、单纯；我的孩子有足够的好老师；神通过梦和其他方式向我指明了药物，用来治疗咳血、眼花等等疾病；当我迷上哲学时，没有被任何一个智者所迷惑，我没有浪费时间去撰写历史，思考三段论，或研究天象；因为所有这些需要得到神和命运的帮助。

You must be my bottleholder, Osborne.

奥斯本，做做我的助威人吧。

He should have compulsorily replaced the capital that was lost.

索罗斯说，奥巴马本应该强制替换那些已经丧失的资本。

"There's not a finer fellow in the service",Osborne said, nor abetter officer, though he is not an Daphnis, certainly.

&奥斯本说：&虽然他不算英俊倜傥，但军队里谁也比不上他的为人，他做军官的本事也比别人强。

I "There's not a finer fellow in the service",Osborne said,"nor a better officer, though he is not an Daphnis, certainly.

& 奥斯本说：&虽然他不算英俊倜傥，但军队里谁也比不上他的为人，他做军官的本事也比别人强。

"There's not a finer fellow in the service",Osborne said,nor a better officer, though he is not an Daphnis,certainly.

& 奥斯本说：&虽然他不算英俊倜傥，但军队里谁也比不上他的为人，他做军官的本事也比别人强。

"There's not a finer fellow in the service",osborne said, nor a better Office r, though he is not an daphnis, certainly.

& 奥斯本说：&虽然他不算英俊倜傥，但军队里谁也比不上他的为人，他做军官的本事也比别人强。

"Theres not a finer fellow in the service",Osborne said, nor a better officer, though he is not an Daphnis, certainly.

& 奥斯本说：&虽然他不算英俊倜傥，但军队里谁也比不上他的为人，他做军官的本事也比别人强。

"TITe\'s not a finer fellow in the service",Osborne say,nor a preferable officer, though he is not an Daphnis,certainly.

& 奥斯本说：&虽然他不算英俊倜傥，但军队里谁也比不上他的为人，他做军官的本事也比更多有联系人强。

0Whn/}#_4rr0 "There's not a finer fellow in the service",Osborne said,nor a better officer, though he is not an Daphnis,certainly.

& 奥斯本说：&虽然他不算英俊倜傥，但军队里谁也比不上他的为人，他做军官的本事也比别人强。

But we don't care about Battlegrounds.

但我们并不在乎沙场中的显露。

Ah! don't mention it, the butcher's shop is a horror.

啊！不用提了。提到肉，真是糟透了。