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| possunt quia posse videntur |
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| they are able because thaey are seen to be able |
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| tua consilia sunt clara nobis teneris scientia horum civium onmium |
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| your plans are clear to us you are held by the knowledge of all these citizens |
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| etiam fortes viri subitis periculis saepe terrentrur |
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| even strong men are frightened often by sudden danger |
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| malum est consilium quod mutari non potest |
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| evil is the plan which is not able to be changed |
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| it is right to be taught by an enemy |
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| eo tempore erant circenses ludi, quo genere levi spectaculi numquam teneor |
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| at that time there wre circus games by which type of easy spectacl I never am held |
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| haec est nunc vita mea: admitto et saluto bonos viros qui ad me veniunt; deinde aut scribo aut lego; post haec omne tempus corpori datur |
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| now this is my life: i admit and salute the good men which came to me; then either i read or i write; after this all my time is given to the body. |
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| nihil igitur mors est quoniam natura animi habetur mortalis |
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| therefore death is nothing since the nature of the soul is considered mortal |
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| amor misceri cum timore non potest |
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| love is not able to be mixed with fear |
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| numquam enim temeritas cum sapientia commiscetur |
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| for never is rashness joined with wisdom |
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| diligemus eum qui pecunia non movetur |
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| we will esteem he who is not moved by money |
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| laudatur ab his; culpatur ab illis |
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| he is praised by these men; he is blamed by those |
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| probitas laudatur -- et alget |
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| honesty is praised and it is neglected |
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