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nullus amor tanti est

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no love is worth so much

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abeas

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away

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pharetrate Cupido

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quiver-bearing Cupid

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ut mihi

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that my

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maxima vota

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greatest wishes

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sint totiens…mori

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so often are to die

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vota more mea sunt

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my wishes are to die

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cum…recordor

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whenever I remember

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te peccasse

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that you have been unfaithful

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in mihi perpetuum nata puella malum

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o girl born for my perpetual torment

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deceptae…tabellae

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disguised tablets

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non mihi nudant

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do not lay bare to me

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tua facta

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your deeds

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nec…munera

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nor do gifts

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data furtive

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given furtively

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crimen habent

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give grounds for accusation

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o utinam

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o if only

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arguerem sic

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I were to argue my case thus

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ut possem

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so that I might be able

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non vincere

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not to win my suit

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me miserum

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woe is me

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quare…est

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why is

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tam bona causa mea

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my case so good

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felix

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happy (is) the man

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qui…defendere…audet

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who dares to defend

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quod amat…fortiter

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what he loves bravely

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cui sua…amica

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to whom his girlfriend

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dicere…potest

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can say

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29
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‘non feci’

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‘not guilty’

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30
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ferreus est…ille

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that man is made of iron

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nimiumque favet

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and too well disposed

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32
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suo dolori

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to his own grief

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33
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cui petitur…palma cruenta

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by whom a bloodstained palm is sought

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34
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victa…rea

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when the defendant is beaten

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miser

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I, poor soul

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36
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ipse…vidi…crimina vestra

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saw your crimes myself

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37
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cum me dormire putares

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when you thought I was asleep

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38
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sobrius

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sober

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39
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apposito…mero

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although unmixed wine had been set beside me

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multa…vidi…loquentes

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I saw you saying many things

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supercilio…vibrante

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with your eyebrow twitching

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42
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pars bona

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a good part

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43
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vocis

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of your voice

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44
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nutibus in vestris…erat

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was in your nods

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non oculi tacuere tui

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your eyes were not silent

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46
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conscriptaque vino mensa

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and the table was written all over with wine

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nec…littera nulla

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and many a letter

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in digitis

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was in your fingers

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agnovi

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I recognised

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50
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sermonem

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your conversation

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51
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agentem

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dealing with

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52
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quod non videatur

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what it did not appear to

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53
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verbaque…iussa valere

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and words made to stand (for)

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pro certis…notis

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for pre-arranged codes

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iamque

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and now

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56
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frequens…conviva

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the guests in great numbers

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ierat mensa…relicta

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had left the table

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iuvenes unus et alter

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one young man and another

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compositi…erant

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were drowsy with wine

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tum vero

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then truly

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61
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iungentes…vidi

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I saw you, locked in

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62
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inproba…oscula

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wicked kisses

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63
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mihi…liquet

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it is clear to me

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64
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illa

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that those kisses

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65
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lingua nexa fuisse

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had been linked by the tongue

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non…germana

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not as a sister

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qualia…tulerit

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kisses

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fratri…severo

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her stern brother

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mollis amica

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but as a gentle girlfriend

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tulerit

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kisses

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cupido…viro

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her eager man

72
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credibile est non

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it is not believable

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Phoebo ferre Dianam

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that Diana kisses Phoebus

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qualia

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in such a way

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sed Venerem Marti saepe tulisse suo

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but that Venus often kisses her own Mars in such a way

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‘quid facis?’ exclamo

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‘what are you doing?’ I cried

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quo…defers

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where are you bestowing

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nunc mea gaudia

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my joys now

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iniciam

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I shall lay

80
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dominas manus

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my sovereign hands

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in mea iura

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on my rightful property

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haec tibi sunt mecum

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your joys are shared with me

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mihi sunt communia tecum

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my joys are shared with you

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quisquam tertius

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some third person

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cur…venit

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why has…become (legally) entitled

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in bona ista

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to that property

87
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haec ego

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I said these things

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quaeque dolor

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and what pain

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linguae dictavit

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dictated them to my tongue

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at illi

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but for that woman

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purpureus…pudor

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a crimson shame

92
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venit

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arose

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conscia…in ora

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in her guilty face

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quale coloratum…caelum

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just as the colour of the sky

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coloratum…subrubet

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is tinged red

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Tithoni coniuge

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by the wife of Tithonus [Dawn]

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aut…puella

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or as a girl

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visa

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seen

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sponso…novo

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by her new bridegroom

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quale rosae

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just as roses

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fulgent

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shine

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inter…mixtae

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mixed with

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sua lilia

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their own lilies

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aut, ubi…Luna

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or when the Moon

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laborat

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toils

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cantatis…equis

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with her enchanted horses

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aut…Assyrium…ebur

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as Assyrian ivory

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quod…Maeonis…femina tinxit

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which a Maeonian woman has tinged

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ne…possit

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so that it might not be able to

110
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flavescere

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turn yellow

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longis…ab annis

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over the long years

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erat…color ille

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that blush (of hers) was

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his…simillimus

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very similar to these

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aut alicui…horum

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or one of them

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et…casu

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and, as it happened

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numquam…pulchrior…fuit

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she has never been more beautiful

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spectabat terram

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she was looking at the ground

118
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terram spectare decebat

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it suited/flattered her to look at the ground

119
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maesta erat

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she was sad

120
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in vultu

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in her expression

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decenter

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in a way that suited her/in a flattering way

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fuit…impetus

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I had an impulse

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laniare capillos

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to tear at her hair

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sicut erant

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just as it was

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et erant culti

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and it had been elegantly arranged

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et…in…ire

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and to attack

127
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teneras…genas

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her tender cheeks

128
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ut faciem vidi

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when I saw her face

129
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fortes cecidere lacerti

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my strong arms fell

130
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defensa est

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was defended

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nostra puella

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my girl

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armis…suis

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by her own weapons

133
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qui…eram

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I who was

134
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modo saevus

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just now savage

135
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supplex

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as a suppliant

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ultroque rogavi

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asked of my own accord

137
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ne nobis…daret

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that she give me no

138
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oscula…deteriora

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worse kisses

139
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risit et ex animo

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she laughed, and from the bottom of her heart

140
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dedit optima

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gave the best kisses

141
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qualia

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such kisses

142
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possent | excutere

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are able to shake

143
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tela trisulca

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the three-pointed weapon

144
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irato…Iovi

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from angry Jupiter

145
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torqueor infelix

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I, unhappy man, am tormented

146
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ne alter

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that another man

147
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senserit

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has experienced

148
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tam bona

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such good kisses

149
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volo non…illa fuisse

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I wish that those weren’t

150
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ex hac…nota

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of such quality

151
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haec quoque…fuerunt

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these, also were

152
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quam docui multo meliora

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much better than I taught her

153
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et…visa est

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and she seemed

154
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quiddam…addidicisse novi

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to have learnt something new in addition

155
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quod nimium placuere, malum est

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the fact that they pleased too much is bad

156
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quod tota…lingua tua

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that your whole tongue

157
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labellis…est nostris…recepta

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was received by my lips

158
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nostra…tuis

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mine by yours

159
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nec tamen

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and yet I do not just

160
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hoc unum doleo

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resent this one thing

161
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non oscula tantum iuncta queror

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I am complaining that not only kisses were joined

162
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quamvis haec quoque iuncta queror

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although I am also complaining that these kisses were joined

163
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illa…nusquam potuere doceri

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those kisses could never be taught

164
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nisi in lecto

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except in bed

165
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nescioquis…magister

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some teacher or other

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pretium grande…habet

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has a great price

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