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| Fama et sententia volant. |
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| Da veniam puellae, amabo te. |
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| Give pardon to the girl, please. |
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| Clementia tua multas vitas servat. |
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| Your clemency saves many lives. |
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| Multam pecuniam deportat. |
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| He carries off much money. |
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| Et fortunam et vitam antiquae patriae saepe laudas sed recusas. |
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| You often praise but refuse ancient fortune and life. |
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| You order the crowd to avoid me. |
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| I give myself philosophy. |
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| Philosophia est ars vitae. |
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| Philosophy is the art of living. |
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| Sanam formam vitae conservate. |
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| Preserve the sane form of life. |
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| Immodica ira creat insaniam. |
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| Immoderate anger creates insanity. |
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| Quid cogitas? - Debemus iram vitare. |
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| What are you thinking? - We ought to avoid anger. |
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| Nulla avaritia sine poena est. |
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| No avarice is without punishment. |
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| Me seavis catenis onerat. |
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| Rotam fortunae non timent. |
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| They do not fear the wheel of fortune. |
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