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Martia…classica pulsa

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blasts of the military trumpets

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ipse seram

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may I plant…myself

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frugum…acervos

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heaps of fruits

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et…pinguia

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and rich

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musta

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new wine

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pleno…lacu

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in a brimming vat

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nam veneror

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for I pray

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desertus in agris

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left in the fields

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seu stipes

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wherever a tree-stump

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seu vetus…lapis

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or an old stone

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in trivio

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at a crossroads

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habet…florida serta

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is wreathed in flowers/has garlands of flowers

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et quodcum…pomum

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and whatever fruit

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novus…annus

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the new season

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mihi…educat

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may bring forth to me

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libatum…ponitur

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is placed as an offering

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corona spicea

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a crown of wheaten spikes

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templi…ante fores

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before the doors of your temple

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pomosisque…in hortis

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and in the orchards

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ruber custos

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as a red guard

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saeva falce

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with his cruel pruning-hook

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felicis quondam, nunc pauperis agri

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of a once prosperous, now impoverished farm

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fertis munera vestra

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receive your gifts

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nunc agna…est

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now a lamb is

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tunc

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at that time

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vitula…caesa

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a slaughtered calf

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lustrabat

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used to purify

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innumeros…iuvencos

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countless heifers

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hostia parva

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the paltry sacrifice

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exigui…soli

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for my meagre land

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agna cadet vobis

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a lamb will die for you

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io messes et bona vina date

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io, give good crops and wine

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iam modo, iam

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now, if only now

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contentus…parvo

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content with a little

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nec semper…deditus esse

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and not to be always delivered up

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longae…viae

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to a long road

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sed…vitare

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but to avoid

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Canis aestivos ortus

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the dog star’s rising in summer

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ad rivos

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beside a stream

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40
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praetereuntis aquae

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of running water

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nec…pudeat

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and I would not be ashamed

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42
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interdum

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from time to time

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43
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tenuisse bidentem

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to take up the hoe (-isse ending evokes by-gone days)

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aut…increpuisse

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or to reprimand (-isse ending evokes by-gone days)

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tardos…boves

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the sluggish oxen

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stimulo

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with a goad

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non…pigeat

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I would not object

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referre domum

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to carrying back home

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agnamve…fetumve capellae

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a lamb or kid-goat

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sinu

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in my lap

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desertum oblita matre

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left behind by a forgetful mother

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exiguo pecori…parcite

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spare my meagre flock

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at vos…furesque lupique

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but you, both thieves and wolves

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54
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de magno…grege

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from a big herd

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est praeda petenda

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you must seek your prey

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hic ego…soleo

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here I am in the habit

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lustrare

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of purifying

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pastoremque meum

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my shepherd

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quot annis

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each year

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et…spargere

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and of sprinkling

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placidam…lacte Palem

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kindly Pales with milk

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adsitis, divi

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come, gods

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neu vos…spernite

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and do not scorn

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e paupere mensa dona

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gifts from a poor table

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nec e puris…fictilibus

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or from clean earthenware vessels

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antiquus primum…agrestis

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the ancient rustic was the first

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fictilia…pocula

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earthenware cups

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composuitque

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and to shape them

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facili…luto

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from malleable clay

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sibi fecit

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to make…for himself

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divitias…fructusque

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the riches and produce

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patrum

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of my ancestors

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73
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condita messis

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the stored-up harvest

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antiquo…avo

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to my distant forefather

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75
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quos tulit

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that…brought

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76
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parva seges satis est

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a small crop is enough

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satis est requiescere

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it is enough to rest

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lecto

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on a couch

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si licet

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if it’s allowed

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membra

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my limbs

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et…levare

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and to rest

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solito…toro

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on a familiar bed

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quam iuvat

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how pleasant it is

84
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immites ventos audire

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to hear the raging winds

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cubantem

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for someone lying in bed

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et dominam…continuisse

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and to have held one’s mistress tight

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tenero…sinu!

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in a tender embrace!

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hibernus…Auster

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the wintery South wind

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aut…cum fuderit

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or whenever…pours

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gelidas…aquas

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icy cold water

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securum

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for a carefree man

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somnos…sequi!

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to chase dreams

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igne iuvante

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with the fire helping him along!

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hoc mihi contingat

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may this be my lot

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sit dives iure…qui

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may riches be for him by right who

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furorem…maris…ferre potest

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can bear the frenzy of the ocean

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et tristes…pluvias

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and the mournful rain

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o quantum…pereat

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o may all…that exist perish

99
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auri…-que…smaragdi

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of the gold and emerald

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potius…quam

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rather than

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ulla puella

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any girl

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fleat

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cry

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ob nostras…vias

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on account of my travels

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te…decet…Messalla

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becomes you, Messalla (friend and patron of Tibullus)

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bellare

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waging war

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terra…marique

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on land and sea

107
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ut domus…praeferat

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so that your house may display

108
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hostiles…exuvias

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enemy spoils

109
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vincla

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the chains

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formosae…puellae

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of a beautiful girl

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me retinent vinctum

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keep me bound

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duras…ante fores

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before her harsh doors

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et sedeo…ianitor

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and I sit as a doorkeeper

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non…curo

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I don’t care for

115
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laudari…mea Delia

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praise, my Delia

116
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tecum dum modo sim

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if only I may be with you

117
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quaeso…vocer

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I ask to be called

118
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segnis

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cowardly

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inersque

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and unwarlike

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te spectem

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let me watch you

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mihi cum

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when my

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suprema…venerit hora

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final hour has come

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te teneam moriens

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let me hold you, a dying man

124
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deficiente manu

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in my failing arms

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flebis…me

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you will weep for me

126
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positum…Delia, lecto

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when I’m lain on my bed, Delia

127
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arsuro

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about to burn

128
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et…oscula…dabis

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and you will give me kisses

129
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tristibus…lacrimis…mixta

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mingled with sad tears

130
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flebis: tua…praecordia

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you will weep: your breast

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non…sunt…vincta

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is not bound

132
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duro…ferro

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in hard chains

133
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nec…stat…silex

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nor is there any flint

134
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tenero…tibi corde

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in your tender heart

135
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illo…de funere

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from that funeral

136
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lumina…sicca referre domum

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to return home with dry eyes

137
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non iuvenis…quisquam

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not one young man

138
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poterit

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will be able

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ne laede

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do not hurt

140
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manes…meos

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my departed spirits

141
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sed parce solutis crinibus

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but spare your loosened hair

142
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et teneris…parce genis

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and spare your soft cheeks

143
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interea, dum fata sinunt

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meanwhile, while the fates allow it

144
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iungamus amores

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let us join as lovers

145
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iam…Mors

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soon Death

146
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tenebris…adoperta caput

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with his head covered in shadows

147
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veniet

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will come

148
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iam…iners aetas

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soon idle old age

149
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subrepet

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will creep up on us

150
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nec amare decebit

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and it will be fitting neither to love

151
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dicere nec…blanditias

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nor to speak flatteringly

152
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cano…capite

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when one’s hair is white

153
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nunc levis…Venus

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now carefree love

154
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est tractanda

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must be handled

155
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dum…non pudet

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while it brings no shame

156
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frangere postes

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to break doorposts

157
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et…iuvat

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and while it is pleasing

158
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rixas

A

quarrels

159
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inseruisse

A

to start

160
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hic ego

A

here I am

161
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dux milesque bonus

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a leader and a good soldier

162
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vos, signa tubaeque

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standards and trumpets

163
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ite procul

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go far away

164
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cupidis…viris

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to greedy men

165
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vulnera ferte

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bring wounds

166
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ferte et opes

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and bring them riches too

167
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ego…securus

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I, at peace

168
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composito…acervo

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with my heap (of corn) stored away

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ego…dites despiciam

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shall look down on wealth

170
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despiciamque famem

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and look down on hunger

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divitias alius…congerat

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let another heap up wealth

172
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et teneat…iugera magna

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and own great acres

173
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fulvo sibi…auro

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in yellow gold for himself

174
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culti…soli

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of tilled land

175
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quem labor adsiduus…terreat

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let relentless toil terrify him

176
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vicino…hoste

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with the enemy nearby

177
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cui somnos…fugent

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whose dreams…put to flight

178
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me mea paupertas vitae traducat inerti

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may my poverty transfer me to a quiet life

179
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dum meus…focus

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as long as my hearth

180
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adsiduo luceat igne

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glows with endless fire

181
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teneras maturo tempore vites

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delicate vines in due season

182
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rusticus et

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a man of the country, and

183
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grandia poma

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great fruit trees

184
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facili…manu

A

with practised hand

185
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nec Spes destituat

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and may Hope not desert me

186
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sed…semper…praebeat

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but always provide

187
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agricolam…ante deum

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in front of the farmer god

188
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flava Ceres, tibi sit

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golden Ceres, may…be yours

189
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nostro de rure

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from my farm

190
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quae…pendeat

A

which may hang

191
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(-que)…ponatur…Priapus

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and may Priapus be set up

192
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pomosis(que)…in hortis

A

the the orchards

193
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terreat ut…aves

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so that…he may scare the birds

194
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vos quoque…custodes…Lares

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you also, Lares, guardians

195
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quam circum

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around whom

196
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rustica pubes clamet

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let the country folk shout

197
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possim…vivere

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I may be able to live

198
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sub umbra arboris

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under the shade of a tree

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non ego…requiro

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I do not need

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non virgo

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nor a single maiden

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tu…Delia

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you, Delia

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