human
Say, hast thou naught imbibed, no maxims sage, From the long use of profitable age?
gpt
To know That which before us lies _in daily life_, Is the prime wisdom.
human
Summitte caput cervice paratâ Ferre jugum.
gpt
And happy those whom life itself can train To bear with dignity life's various pain.
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πυξίς. Cf. Sat. ii., 141,
gpt
Conditâ pyxide Lyde. Suet., Ner., 47,
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Veneno a Locustâ sumpto, et in auream pyxidem condito.
gpt
Septem gemini trepida ostia Nili. Ov., Met., v., 187,
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Septemplice Nilo. xv., 753,
gpt
Perque papyriferi septemflua flumina Nili.
human
That baffled Nature knows not how to frame A metal base enough to give the age a name.
gpt
Defossa in loculis quos sportula fecit amicos. Mart., vi., Ep. 48. Hor., i., Epist. xix., 37. Plin., ii., Ep. 14,
human
Laudicæni sequuntur: In media Basilicâ sportulæ dantur palam ut in triclinio: tanti constat ut sis disertissimus: hoc pretio subsellia implentur, hoc infiniti clamores commoventur.
gpt
Bullaque succinctis Laribus donata pependit.
human
O man of many years, that still should'st wear The trinket round the neck thy childhood bare!
gpt
Esse aliquos Manes et subterranea regna, ... Nec pueri credunt nisi qui nondum ære lavantur.
human
alluding to Jupiter's being hidden by his mother Rhea to save him from
gpt
Saturn's maw. But it surely means before he succeeded his father as king, and this is the invariable sense of
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in Juvenal. Cf. i., 16,
gpt
Privatus ut altum dormiret. iv., 65,
human
Accipe Privatis majora focis. vi., 114,
gpt
Quid privata domus, quid fecerit Hippia, curas. xii., 107,
human
Cæsaris armentum, nulli servire paratum Privato.