Amores Flashcards

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Militat omnis amans, et habet sua castra Cupido; Attice, crede mihi, militat omnis amans!

A

Every lover serves as a soldier, and Cupid has its own camp; Trust me, every lover serves as a soldier!

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Quae bello est habilis, Veneri quoque convenit aetas: turpe senex miles, turpe senilis amor.

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What age is suitable for war, is also suitable for Venus: an old man is an offensive soldier, an old mans love is offensive.

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Quos petiere duces animos in milite forti, hos petit in socio bello puella viro.

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Which spirits sought in a brave soldier, a beatific girl seeks these in an agreeable man.

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Pervigilant ambo, terra requiescit uterque; ille fores dominae servat, at ille duces.

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Both guards the doors of the mistress, but that one of a leader.

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Militis officium longa est via: mitte puellam, strenuus exempto fine sequtur amans.

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The duty of a soldier is a long road: the active lover will follow a boundary having been removed.

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Ibit in adversos montes duplicatque nimbo flumina; congestas extertet ille nives;

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He will go into hostile mountains, and rivers having been doubled by rainstorm, he will lead his way through piled up snow;

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nec, freta pressurus tumidos causabitur euros apatque verrendis sidera quaret aquis.

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About to press channels, he will not make an excuse for swollen east winds, and he will not search for stars suitable for swooping the waters.

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