human
The naked cynic mocks such anxious cares, His earthen tub no conflagration fears: If crack'd or broken, he procures a new; Or, coarsely soldering, makes the old one do.
gpt
Where prudence dwells, there Fortune is unknown, By man a goddess made, by man alone.
human
Nescis quo valeat nummus quem præbeat usum? Panis ematur, olus, vini Sextarius; adde Queis humana sibi doleat natura negatis.
gpt
Non Epicurum suspicit exigui lætum plantaribus horti.
human
As much as made wise Epicurus blest, Who in small gardens spacious realms possess'd: This is what nature's wants may well suffice; He that would more is covetous, not wise.
gpt
De pulvino surgat equestri Cujus res legi non sufficit. Plin., xxxii., 2,
human
Tiberio imperante constitutem ne quis in equestri ordine censeretur, nisi cui ingenuo ipsi, patri, avoque paterno sestertia quadringenta census fuisset. Cf. i., 105; iii., 159,
gpt
Sic libitum vano qui nos distinxit Othoni.
human
Senatorum Censum ampliavit, ac pro Octingentorum millium summâ, duodecies sestertio taxavit, supplevitque non habentibus.
gpt
Quos decreto quoque senatus, non præmiis modo ingentibus, sed et quæstoriis prætoriisque ornamentis ornari libenter passus est: and so much did they abuse his kindness, that when he was once complaining of the low state of his exchequer, it was said,
human
Claudius would have certainly pardoned Messalina, had it not been for Narcissus.
gpt
Nec enim Claudius Messalinam interfecisset, nisi properâsset index, delator adulterii, et quodammodo imperator cædis Narcissus.