From: J@M   
      
    "tu  autem loquere quae decet        sanam doctrinam senes   ut   sobrii sint   
     you but   speak   what it is decent sound doctrine, seniors that sober  are,   
      
     pudici prudentes sani  fide         dilectione patientia anus       similiter   
     pure,  prudent,  sound of fidelity, dilection, patience. aged women   
   similarly,   
      
     in habitu  sancto      non criminatrices  non vino multo servientes bene   
     in garment sanctified, not criminatrices, not wine much  serving,   well   
      
     docentes  ut   prudentiam doceant   adulescentulas  ut   viros       suos   
     teaching, that prudence   may teach adolescentulas, that of husbands their   
   own   
      
     ament             filios      diligant  prudentes castas  domus curam     
   habentes   
     they are amative, of children diligent, prudent,  chaste, house caring,   
   having   
      
     benignas subditas       suis      viris     ut   non blasphemetur  verbum   
     benign   under the rich their own husbands, that not be blasphemed the word   
      
     Dei             iuvenes similiter hortare ut   sobrii sint   in omnibus    te   
     of the deities. juvenes similarly hortate that sober  to be. in all things   
   you   
      
     ipsum    praebe  exemplum   bonorum operum in doctrina  integritatem   
   gravitatem   
     yourself present an example of good works, in doctrine, integrity,     
   gravitas,   
      
     verbum  sanum inreprehensibilem ut   is   qui ex     adverso   est vereatur   
     of word sound inreprehensibile, that this who out of adversity is  may vere,   
      
     nihil   habens malum  dicere de nobis servos   dominis       suis   
     nothing having malign to say of us.   servants of the domini their own   
      
     subditos    esse  in omnibus     placentes  non contradicentes non fraudantes   
     subordinate to be in all things, placating, not contradicting, not   
   fraudulant,   
      
     sed in omnibus    fidem    bonam ostendentes ut   doctrinam    salutaris   
   nostri   
     but in all things fidelity good  ostending,  that the doctrine salutary  of   
   ours   
      
     Dei            ornent in omnibus     apparuit enim gratia        Dei   
     of the deities ornate in all things. appeared for  the gratitude of the   
   deities   
      
     salutaris omnibus hominibus erudiens   nos ut   abnegantes  impietatem et   
     salutary  to all  men,      erudiating us  that by negating impiety    and   
      
     saecularia desideria  sobrie   et  iuste   et  pie     vivamus     in hoc   
     worldly    desideria, soberly, and justly, and piously we may live in this   
      
     saeculo      expectantes beatam        spem et  adventum gloriae  magni   
     present age, expecting   the beatified hope and advent   of glory great   
      
     Dei            et  salvatoris nostri  Iesu  Christi qui dedit semet   ipsum   
     of the deities and salvator   of ours jesus christ, who gave  of self himself   
      
     pro nobis ut   nos redimeret       ab   omni iniquitate et  mundaret sibi   
     for us,   that us  he might redeem from all  iniquity,  and clean    to   
   himself   
      
     populum    acceptabilem sectatorem bonorum operum haec         loquere et   
     a populace acceptable,  sectator   of good works. these things speak,  and   
      
     exhortare et  argue cum  omni imperio  nemo   te  contemnat"  -- II Titum   
   1:1-15   
     exhort,   and argue with all  imperio, no man you contemn.       editio   
   vulgata   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)