LTLA3 final sentences
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- me vide
- See me
- tu me amas, ego te amo
- You love me, I love you
- mutat via longa puellas
- The long road changes girls
- nec natura sine deo est nec deus sine natura
- Neither is nature without god nor god without nature
- nunc me iuva mi Attice, consilio!
- Judge me now, my Atticus, with advice.
- magnam fortunam magnus animus decet
- Great heart/mind befits great fortune.
- accusare fata possumus, mutare non possumus
- We are able to blame the fates, we are not able to change them.
- vita nec bonum nec malum est; boni ac mali locus est
- Life is neither a good nor bad thing; it is a place of good and also of bad.
- “cur ego†inquis “gladium in cubiculo tuo habebas?â€
- “Why did I†you ask “ Have a sword in your bedroom?â€
- non medicus sed aeger hic habitat
- Not a doctor but a sick man dwells here.
- amor timere neminem verus potest
- True love is able to fear no one.
- nullum scelus est in pectore nostro
- No crime is in our heart.
- non parvas animo dat gloria vires
- Glory gives strength to the un-small heart/mind.
- quid ergo opus erat epistula?
- therefore what effort was a letter
- vivit enim vivetque semper
- For he/she/it lives and will always live.
- certe dea carmine digna est
- Certainly a goddess is worthy of a poem.
- sapiens quidem vincit virtute Fortunam
- A wise man at any rate conquers fortune by means of virtue.
- ego hanc amo et haec me amat
- I love this woman and this woman loves me.
- nemo cogitationem meam impediet
- No one will hinder my thought.
- litteras tuas iam exspectare incipiebam
- By now I began to await your letters.
- bellum gerere contra nos non audent
- They do not dare to wage war agains us.
- ea non animum eius augebant sed timorem
- this did not increase his heart/mind but rather it increased his fear
- di tibi divitias dederunt
- The gods have given riches to you.
- cum perspexero voluntates nobilium, scribam ad te
- When I will have made out the wills of nobles, I will write to you.
- nec voluptates sibi emit sed se voluptatibus vendit
- And she does not buy pleasures but she sells herself to pleasures.
- nil sine magno vita labore dedit mortalibus
- nothing was given to mortals without great life labors
- id tam audacter dicere audes?
- Do you dare to speak this so boldly?
- nos enim ne nunc quidem oculis cernimus ea quae videmus
- For, we not even now perceive with our eyes that which we see.
- non potes tututs esse in civitate in qua timeris
- You are not able to be safe in a state in which you are being afraid.
- ridentem dicere verum quid vetat?
- Who laughing forbids to speak the truth?
- non scelus invenies - quod enim scelus error habebat?
- You will not find a crime for what crime did error have?
- ingentis irae exitus furor est
- Madness is the outcome of huge anger.
- carmina laudantur sed munera magna petuntur
- They are praising poems but they are seeking great gifts.
- spe trahor exigua
- With tiny hope I am being drawn out.
- audentes deus ipse iuvat
- god itself helps the daring ones
- paratus igitur veniebat Crassus, exspectabatur, audiebatur
- therefore having been prepared crassus came, was awaiting, was hearing
- muneribus meus est captus puer
- the boy was taken by my gifts
- non accusaturus patrem sed me defensurus sum
- i am not about to accuse (the) father but I am about to defend (him)
- gladiator igitur est qui in harena, populo spectante, pugnavit
- the gladiator therefore is he who fought in the arena for the people watching
- nobis quoque idem existimandum est
- The same thing must also be thought by us.
- omnia, inquit, homini, dum vivit, speranda sunt
- All things, he says, for a fellow, have to be hoped for, while he lives.
- deos putas humana neglegere
- You think that the gods ignore humans.
- nil securis est malo poeta
- Nothing is more secure than a bad poet.
- peior est bello timor ipse belli
- Worse is the fear of war than war itself.
- vires tuas amici beneficiis, inimici iniuriis sentiant
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- ante senectutem curavi ut bene viverem
- Before old age, I took care in order that I might live well.
- omnia sunt excitanda tibi, Gai Caesar, uni
- All things must be roused by you Gaius Caesar, you alone.
- non valet tantum animus ut se ipse videat
- The heart/mind is not so great that itself is able to see itself.
- dic nobis ubi sis futurus
- Tell us where you are going to be.
- non sumus in ullius potestate, cum mors in nostra potestate sit
- We are not within the power if anyone since death is within our power.
- veni ut auxilium feram
- I have come in order that I might bring aid.
- uter verius dicat videbimus
- We will see which one speaks more truly.
- si vultis nihil timere, cogitate omnia esse metuenda
- If you’all want to fear nothing, think that all things are to be feared.
- ista dei vox est, deus est in pectore nostro.
- This is the voice of god, god is in our hearts.
- pater tuus, si viveret, pro patria arma cepisset
- If your father were living he would take up arms on behalf of the homeland
- confessa est cum torqueretur
- She have confessed when she was tortured.
- antiqua opera et verba vobis placent
- Ancient work and words please you.
- mors innocentem sola Fortunae eripit
- Death only snatches the innocent away from fortune.
- ego vos hortor ut amicitiam omnibus rebus humanis anteponatis
- I urge you’all to put friendship before all human things.