Lucretius And the Atomic Theory
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, II. , 1 148, et seq. Mr. Munro's rendering.
32 LUCRETIUS Is closed against the heavens, the sun, or earth, Or deep flow of the sea ; it aye, with vast Wide open gape, stands waiting for the world. If things may die, they also had a birth, For mortal frame was ne'er compact enough To spurn back through infinite time till now The powerful strain of ages limitless.
" At neque, uti docui, solido cum corpore mundi Naturast, quoniam admixtumst in rebus inane, Nee tamen est ut inane, neque autem cor...pora desunt, Ex infinite quae possint forte coorta Corruere hanc rerum violento turbine summam Aut aliam quamvis cladem importare pericli, Nee porro natura loci spatiumque profundi Deficit, exspargi quo possint moenia mundi, Aut alia quavis possunt vi pulsa perire ; Haut igitur leti praeclusa est janua caelo Nee soli terraeque neque altis aequoris undis Sed patet immani et vasto respectat hiatu. Quare etiam nativa necessumst confiteare Haec eadem ; neque enim, mortali corpore quae sunt Ex infinite jam tempore adhuc potuissent Inmensi validas aevi contemnere vires.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, II. , 1 148, et seq. Mr. Munro's rendering.
32 LUCRETIUS Is closed against the heavens, the sun, or earth, Or deep flow of the sea ; it aye, with vast Wide open gape, stands waiting for the world. If things may die, they also had a birth, For mortal frame was ne'er compact enough To spurn back through infinite time till now The powerful strain of ages limitless.
" At neque, uti docui, solido cum corpore mundi Naturast, quoniam admixtumst in rebus inane, Nee tamen est ut inane, neque autem cor...pora desunt, Ex infinite quae possint forte coorta Corruere hanc rerum violento turbine summam Aut aliam quamvis cladem importare pericli, Nee porro natura loci spatiumque profundi Deficit, exspargi quo possint moenia mundi, Aut alia quavis possunt vi pulsa perire ; Haut igitur leti praeclusa est janua caelo Nee soli terraeque neque altis aequoris undis Sed patet immani et vasto respectat hiatu. Quare etiam nativa necessumst confiteare Haec eadem ; neque enim, mortali corpore quae sunt Ex infinite jam tempore adhuc potuissent Inmensi validas aevi contemnere vires.
What to read after Lucretius And the Atomic Theory?
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