LIII 5-8 Flashcards by Augy Allain-Labon | Brainscape

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ut primum stomachum…collegi

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when I first settled my stomach

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quem scis non

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which, as you know, does not

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cum mari nausiam effugere

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escape nausea at the same time as it escapes the sea

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ut corpus unctione recreavi

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when I refreshed my body with a rub-down

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hoc coepi mecum cogitare

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I began to ponder this to myself

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quanta…vitiorum nostrorum…oblivio

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what great forgetfulness of our failings

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etiam corporalium

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even those of our bodies

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nos…sequeretur

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follows us

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quae subinde

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failings which repeatedly

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admonent sui

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remind us of their presence

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nedum illorum quae

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not to speak of those which

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eo magis latent

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the more they lie hidden

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quo maiora sunt

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the greater they are

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levis aliqua motiuncula

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some slight gentle shaking

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decipitur

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is deceiving

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sed cum crevit

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but whenever it has grown

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et vera febris exarsit

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and a true fever has flared up

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confessionem exprimit

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it forces out a confession

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etiam duro et perpessicio

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from even a harsh and much-enduring man

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pedes dolent

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feet hurt

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articuli punctiunculas sentient

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joints feel pins-and-needles

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adhuc dissimilamus

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we still disguise it

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et…dicimus

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and say that

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aut talum extorsisse

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we have either twisted an ankled

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nos aut…laborasse

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or over-worked ourselves

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in exercitatione aliqua

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in some work-out

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dubio et incipiente morbo

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also, when a disease is beginning doubtfully

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quaeritur nomen

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a name is sought;

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qui ubi ut

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when it

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talaria coepit intendere

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has begun to swell the ankles

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et utrosque dextros pedes fecit

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and has made both feet look like right ones

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necesse est podagram fateri

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we must admit we have gout

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contra evenit

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the opposite occurs

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in his morbis quibus

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in these diseases in which

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afficiuntur animi

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minds are affected

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quo quis peius se habet

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the worse someone is

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minus sentit

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the less he feels it

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non est quod mireris

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it is not the sort of thing that should surprise you

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Lucili carissime

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dearest Lucilius

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nam qui leviter dormit

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for he who sleeps lightly

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et species…capit

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both grasps at visions

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secundum quietem

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in his sleep

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et aliquando

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and at another time

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dormire se…cogitat

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contemplates sleeping

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dormiens

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while he is sleeping

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gravis sopor etiam somnia extinguit

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heavy sleep also extinguishes dreams

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animumque…mergit

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and sinks the consciousness

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altius…quam ut…sit

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too deeply to be

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in ullo intellectu sui

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aware of itself

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quare vitia sua nemo confitetur?

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why will nobody admit his own failings?

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quia etiamnunc

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because even now

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in illis est

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he is in their grasp

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vigilantis est…indicium

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it is an indication of someone who is awake

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somnium narrare

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to relate his dreams

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et…sanitatis…est

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and of health

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vitia sua confiteri

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to admit one’s failings

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expergiscamur, ergo

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let us wake up, therefore

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ut…possimus

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in order to be able

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errores nostros…coarguere

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to expose our errors as what they are

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sola autem nos philosophia excitabit

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but only philosophy will awaken us

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sola somnum excutiet gravem

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only she will shake off our deep sleep

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illi te totum dedica

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dedicate the whole of yourself to her

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dignus illa es

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you are worthy of her

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illa digna te est

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she is worthy of you

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ite in complexum alter alterius

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go into one another’s embrace

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omnibus aliis rebus te nega

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deny yourself all other things

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fortiter, aperte

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bravely, openly

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non est quod

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it is not the sort of thing which

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precario philosopheris

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you study because others demand it