denique, ut in tanto, quantum non extitit umquam,
corpore pars nulla est, quae labet, imperii.
I am not sure what to do with ut here. Where is the main and where dependant sentence that would go with ut. Maybe it is a part of next two verses, though they seems quite as a whole to me ...
Vrbs quoque te et legum lassat tutela tuarum
et morum, similes quos cupis esse tuis.
corpore pars nulla est, quae labet, imperii.
I am not sure what to do with ut here. Where is the main and where dependant sentence that would go with ut. Maybe it is a part of next two verses, though they seems quite as a whole to me ...
Vrbs quoque te et legum lassat tutela tuarum
et morum, similes quos cupis esse tuis.