Preparatory Latin Prose-Book: Containing All the Latin Prose Necessary for ...
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Stadlo latas sam ^ was bome cm ^7 an aident de- sire to (engage in) pubUc afiairs.
9. Ibl ; L e. tn reptMica. , 10. Aadacla is opp. to pudorej largitio to abstineniiaj and ava- ritia to rrirttste.
11. Corropta tenefeatar » was oonrupted and beld fiuit V. Caes. L 6, n. 10.
12. Ac vexaliat. Tbere is great confusion bere in the Digitized by LjOOQIC SALLUSIU GATILINA. 4ST Cb. IV. L 1. Jgnovia denotes tlie loTe of idlenett, in an ideal 140; nnee, inaamnch ai the impuke to aotion diatinguiBhes tbe mo...re noble: from ihe ordinary man, and gives him an abtoliite Taloe ; wbereas iner^ denote» the love of idleaesB in a real senie, inaamuch as aethntj makes a man a ns^bl member of 80(»ety, and gtyes faim a relatiTe valne. Ignavia is inherent in the dispoation^. and hai ner> mclination fer afction : the inertia lies in the obaraeter and habits, and has no desire to worL A lazy sUi¥e ia ealled tn^rs ; a person of nnk, tkat passee his time in doing nothing, is ignavm. 2. SegniHa, desidia, socordia, and pigritia are the faults of a too easy tempera- • ment SegniUa wants rousing, or compukiOB, and sufiers them to oome, befbre it resigns its ease^ in opp.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Stadlo latas sam ^ was bome cm ^7 an aident de- sire to (engage in) pubUc afiairs.
9. Ibl ; L e. tn reptMica. , 10. Aadacla is opp. to pudorej largitio to abstineniiaj and ava- ritia to rrirttste.
11. Corropta tenefeatar » was oonrupted and beld fiuit V. Caes. L 6, n. 10.
12. Ac vexaliat. Tbere is great confusion bere in the Digitized by LjOOQIC SALLUSIU GATILINA. 4ST Cb. IV. L 1. Jgnovia denotes tlie loTe of idlenett, in an ideal 140; nnee, inaamnch ai the impuke to aotion diatinguiBhes tbe mo...re noble: from ihe ordinary man, and gives him an abtoliite Taloe ; wbereas iner^ denote» the love of idleaesB in a real senie, inaamuch as aethntj makes a man a ns^bl member of 80(»ety, and gtyes faim a relatiTe valne. Ignavia is inherent in the dispoation^. and hai ner> mclination fer afction : the inertia lies in the obaraeter and habits, and has no desire to worL A lazy sUi¥e ia ealled tn^rs ; a person of nnk, tkat passee his time in doing nothing, is ignavm. 2. SegniHa, desidia, socordia, and pigritia are the faults of a too easy tempera- • ment SegniUa wants rousing, or compukiOB, and sufiers them to oome, befbre it resigns its ease^ in opp.
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