Lucretius, De rerum natura: Libri Sex (Vol. I, Text), 1893

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              tanto quique magis victus fateare necessest
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              exitium quoque terrarum caelique futurum. </s>
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              nam cum res tantis morbis tantisque periclis
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              temptarentur, ibi si tristior incubuisset
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              causa, darent late cladem magnasque ruinas. </s>
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              nec ratione alia mortales esse videmur,
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              inter nos nisi quod morbis aegrescimus isdem
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              atque illi quos a vita natura removit.
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              <s id="s.001256">Praeterea quaecumque manent aeterna necessust
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              aut, quia sunt solido cum corpore, respuere ictus
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              nec penetrare pati sibi quicquam quod queat artas
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              dissociare intus partis, ut materiai
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              corpora sunt quorum naturam ostendimus ante,
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              aut ideo durare aetatem posse per omnem,
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              plagarum quia sunt expertia, sicut inane est
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              quod manet intactum neque ab ictu fungitur hilum,
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              aut etiam quia nulla loci fit copia circum,
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              quo quasi res possint discedere dissoluique,
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              sicut summarum summa est aeterna neque extra
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              qui locus est quo dissiliant neque corpora sunt quae
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              possint incidere et valida dissolvere plaga.</s>
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              <s id="s.001257">at neque, uti docui, solido cum corpore mundi
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              naturast, quoniam admixtumst in rebus inane,
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              nec tamen est ut inane, neque autem corpora desunt,
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              ex infinito quae possint forte coorta
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              corruere hanc rerum violento turbine summam
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              aut aliam quamvis cladem inportare pericli,
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              nec porro natura loci spatiumque profundi
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              deficit, exspargi quo possint moenia mundi,
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              aut alia quavis possunt vi pulsa perire.</s>
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              <s id="s.001258">haut igitur leti praeclusa est ianua caelo
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              nec soli terraeque neque altis aequoris undis,
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              sed patet immani et vasto respectat hiatu.
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              quare etiam nativa necessumst confiteare
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              haec eadem ; neque enim, mortali corpore quae sunt
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