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

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              et quaecumque in eo fiunt fierique necessest,
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              pleraque ressolui, quae restant percipe porro,
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              quandoquidem semel insignem conscendere currum
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              ventorum, ex ira ut placentur,
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              ut
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              omina rursum
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              quae fuerint sint placato conversa furore:
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              cetera quae fieri in terris caeloque tuentur
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              mortales, pavidis cum pendent mentibu' saepe,
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              et faciunt animos humilis formidine divom
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              depressosque premunt ad terram propterea quod
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              ignorantia causarum conferre deorum
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              cogit ad imperium res et concedere regnum.
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              <s id="s.001499a">nam bene qui didicere deos securum agere aevom,
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              si tamen interea mirantur qua ratione
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              quaeque geri possint, praesertim rebus in illis
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              quae supera caput aetheriis cernuntur in oris,
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              rursus in antiquas referuntur religionis
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              et dominos acris adsciscunt, omnia posse
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