Lucretius On Life And Death
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Nature, too, provides the gods with all things ; nor does anything ever take their peace of heart away from them. — Ibid. 18-24.
58 LUCRETIUS XII TO XIV At contra nusquam apparent Acherusia templa Nee tellus obstat quin omnia dispiciantur.
But on the other hand, though the earth does not hinder a complete view of everything, the Acherusian abodes are to be seen nowhere. — Book iii. 25-26.
XV TO XVII His ibi me rebus quaedam divina voluptas Percipit atque horror.
Under the influence of these spe...ctacles, a certain divine pleasure and awe takes hold of me. — Ibid. 28-29.
Natura . . . Corpus inani Et quod inane autem est finiri corpore cogit, Ut sic alternis infinita omnia reddat.
PASSAGES FROM THE ORIGINAL 59 Nature compels body to be bounded with space, and empty space to be bounded by body, so that by these mutual limits she may render all things infinite. — Book i. 1 009-101 1.
Minui rem quamque videmus Et quasi longinquo fluere omnia cernimus aevo Quum tamen incolumis videatur summa manere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nature, too, provides the gods with all things ; nor does anything ever take their peace of heart away from them. — Ibid. 18-24.
58 LUCRETIUS XII TO XIV At contra nusquam apparent Acherusia templa Nee tellus obstat quin omnia dispiciantur.
But on the other hand, though the earth does not hinder a complete view of everything, the Acherusian abodes are to be seen nowhere. — Book iii. 25-26.
XV TO XVII His ibi me rebus quaedam divina voluptas Percipit atque horror.
Under the influence of these spe...ctacles, a certain divine pleasure and awe takes hold of me. — Ibid. 28-29.
Natura . . . Corpus inani Et quod inane autem est finiri corpore cogit, Ut sic alternis infinita omnia reddat.
PASSAGES FROM THE ORIGINAL 59 Nature compels body to be bounded with space, and empty space to be bounded by body, so that by these mutual limits she may render all things infinite. — Book i. 1 009-101 1.
Minui rem quamque videmus Et quasi longinquo fluere omnia cernimus aevo Quum tamen incolumis videatur summa manere.
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