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LVII 5-9 Flashcards

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1
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itaque…quidam

A

and so certain men

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fortes…et paratissimi

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brave and very ready

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fundere suum sanguinem

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to pour out/shed their own blood

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alienum videre non possunt

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can’t stand the sight of someone else’s

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quidam…succidunt ac liquuntur animo

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some collapse and faint

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ad vulneris novi…tractionem inspectionemque

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at the handling and inspection of a new wound

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quidam ad veteris et purulenti

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others at the handling and inspection of an old and festering one (take tractionem and inspectionem)

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alii gladium facilius recipiunt

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some receive a sword blow more easily

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quam vident

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than they see one

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sensi ergo

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so I felt

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ut dicebam

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as I was saying

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quandam non quidem perturbationem

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a certain, not actually unease

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13
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sed mutationem

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but a transformation

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14
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rursus

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likewise

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15
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ad primum conspectum

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at the first sight

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16
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redditae lucis

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of the returning light

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alacritas rediit

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my cheerfulness returned

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18
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incogitata et iniussa

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spontaneous and unbidden

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19
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illud deinde mecum loqui coepi

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then I began to tell myself this

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20
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quam inepte…timeremus

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how absurd it is that we fear

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21
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quaedam magis aut minus

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certain things to a greater or lesser degree

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cum omnium…finis

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since the end of all/everybody’s end

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23
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idem esset

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is the same

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quid enim interest utrum

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for what does it matter/what difference does it make whether

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vigiliarum ruat an mons

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a watch tower or a mountain fall down

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26
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supra aliquem

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on someone

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27
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nihil invenies

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you will find it makes no difference

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28
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erunt tamen qui

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yet/however there will be those who

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29
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hanc ruinam magis timeant

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(may) fear this latter destruction more

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30
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quamvis utraque mortifera aeque sit

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although both are equally deadly

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adeo non effectus…timor spectat

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fear looks not so much at the results

32
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sed efficentia

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but at the things bringing them about

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nunc me putas de Stoicis dicere

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now do you think I am speaking about the Stoics

34
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qui existimant

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who suppose

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animam hominis…extriti

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that the soul of a man crushed

36
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magno pondere

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by a huge weight

37
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permanere non posse

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can not endure

38
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et statim spargi

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and is at once dispersed

39
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quia non fuerit illi

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because it hasn’t had

40
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exitus liber?

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a free exit?

41
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ego vero non facio

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indeed I am not doing that

42
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qui hoc dicunt

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those who say this

43
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videntur mihi errare

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seem to me to be wrong

44
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quemadmodum flamma

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just as a flame

45
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non potest opprimi

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can not be crushed

46
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nam circa…effugit

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for it escapes around

47
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id…quo urgetur

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that which it is being pressed by

48
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quemadmodum aer…non laeditur

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just as the air is not hurt

49
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verbere atque ictu

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by a blow and a beating

50
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ne scinditur quidem

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nor indeed cut

51
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sed circa…refunditur

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but pours back around

52
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id cui cessit

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that which it has yielded to

53
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sic animus

A

thus the soul

54
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qui ex tenuissimo constat

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which is composed of the finest matter

55
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deprendi non potest

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can not be caught unawares

56
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nec intra corpus effligi

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nor destroyed within the body

57
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sed beneficio

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but thanks to

58
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subtilitatis suae

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its own slightness

59
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per ipsa…erumpit

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bursts out through the very things

60
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quibus premitur

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by which it is crushed

61
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quomodo fulmini…est reditus

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in the way that lightning has a way back

62
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etiam cum…percussit

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even when it has struck

63
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latissime…ac fulsit

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and flashed over the widest area

64
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per exiguum foramen

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through a tiny outlet

65
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sic animo, qui…fuga est

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thus the soul, which…has a way of escaping

66
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adhuc tenuior est igne

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is slighter still than fire

67
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per omne corpus

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through every body

68
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itaque de illo quaerendum est

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and so one ought to inquire about this

69
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an possit immortalis esse

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whether the soul can be immortal

70
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hoc quidem certum habe

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know this for certain indeed

71
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si superstes est corpori

A

that if it survives from the body

72
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proteri illum nullo genere posse

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it can not be crushed in any way

73
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quoniam nulla immortalitas

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since no immortality

74
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cum exceptione est

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has this exception

75
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nec quicquam noxium…est

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and nothing is harmful

76
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aeterno

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for something that is eternal

A2 Latin Seneca (13 decks)

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