LVII 1-4 Flashcards by Augy Allain-Labon | Brainscape

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cum…deberem…repetere

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when I had to return

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a Bais…Neapolim

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from Baiae to Naples

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facile credidi tempestatem esse

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it was easy for me to believe that there was a storm

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ne iterum navem experirer

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so that I did not experience a boat trip again

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et…tota via

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and yet the whole road

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tantum luti…fuit

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was so full of mud

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ut possim videri

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that I may seem

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nihilominus navigasse

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to have sailed nonetheless

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mihi illo die perpetiendum fuit

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on that day I had to endure

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totum athletarum fatum

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the whole fate of athletes/wrestlers

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a ceromate

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after an anointing

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nos haphe excepit

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the yellow sand covered me

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in crypta Neapolitana

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in the tunnel of/at Naples

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nihil…longius

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nothing was/is longer

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illo carcere

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than that prison

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nihil…obscurius

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nothing darker

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illis facibus

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than those torches

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quae nobis praestant

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which stand out to us

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non ut per tenebras videamus

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not so that we may see through the darkness

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sed ut ipsas

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(agreeing with tenebras) but so that we may see the darkness itself

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ceterum

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moreover

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etiam si locus haberet lucem

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even if the place were to have light

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pulvis auferret

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the dust would take it away

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quoque res gravis et molesta

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which is also a heavy and annoying thing

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in aperto

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in the open

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quid illic

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what is it like in that place

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ubi in se volutatur et

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where it is rolled over itself and,

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cum…sit inclusus

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since it is shut in

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sine ullo spiramento

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without any air vents/ventilation,

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in ipsos a quibus excitatus est recidit

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falls back onto the very people who stirred it/by whom it has been kicked up

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duo incommoda…pertulimus

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I/we endured two inconveniences

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inter se contraria simul

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though at the same time very different from each other

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eadem via…laboravimus

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I/we struggled on the same road

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eodem die

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on the same day

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et luto et pulvere

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because of the mud and dust

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tamen…illa obscuritas

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however that darkness

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aliquid…mihi…dedit

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gave me something

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quod cogitarem

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to think about/ponder

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sensi quendam ictum animi

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I felt/noticed some flash of inspiration

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et…mutationem

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and a change in my mind (repeat animi)

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sine metu

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without fear

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simul ac foeditas fecerat

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had produced, at the same time as its filthiness

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quam insolitae rei novitas

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a change which the novelty of the unfamiliar situation

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non de me nunc tecum loquor

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I am not speaking to you about myself now

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qui multum…absum

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because I/I who am very far

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ab homine tolerabili

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from a tolerable person

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nedum a perfecto

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not to speak of a perfect one

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sed de illo in quem fortuna

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but about that man over whom Fortune

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ius perdidit

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has lost her jurisdiction/control

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quaedam enim, mi Lucili

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for, my Lucilius…certain things

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nulla…virtus

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no courage/virtue

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effugere…potest

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can escape (from)

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admonet illam natura

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nature reminds courage/virtue

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mortalitatis suae

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of its own mortality

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itaque et vultum adducet

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and so he will both strain his features

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ad tristia

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at sad times/things

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et inhorrescet ad subita

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and will bristle at an unpleasant surprise

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et caligabit

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and will darken

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si…despexerit

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if he looks down

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vastam altitudinem

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an enormous precipice

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in crepidine eius constitutus

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when stood on the edge of

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non est hoc timor

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this is not fear

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sed naturalis affectio

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but a natural feeling

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inexpugnabilis rationi

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unassailable by reason

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huius quoque ferietur animus

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this man’s soul will also be struck

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mutabitur color

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his complexion will be changed