Studies in the Latin of the Middle Ages And the Renaissance ..
Studies in the Latin of the Middle Ages And the Renaissance ..
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Then follows an account of the three things that have done most to estrange him from a life of probity ; Res est arduissima Vincere naturam, In aspectu virginis Mentem esse puram ; luvenes non possumus Legem sequi duram, luvenumque corporum Non habere curam.
Play also has its channs for him, but when he leaves it, stripped of all his posses- sions, be writes better verses than when sluggish with prosperity. Last of all comes the tavern ; Tertio capitulo Memoro tabemam, Illam nullo tempore Sprev...i neque spemam.
He does not sympathize with those studious, solitary poets who, ut opus faciant Quod non possit mori, Moriuntur studio Subditi labori.
46 MEDIiBVAL AND RENAISSANCE LATINITY.
His inspiimtioD comes from a different source ; Tales versus fado Quale vinnm bibo ; Nihil possum facere Nisi sumpto cibo ; Nihil valet penitus Quae ieiunus scribo, Nasonem post calicem Carmine praeibo.
Finally, however, comes a promise to lead a better life in the future, the doubtful sincerity of which does not affect in the least our lenient disposition toward the penitent : lam virtutes diligo, Vititis irascor, Renovatus animo Spiritu renascor ; Quasi modo genitus Lacte novo pascor, Ne sit meum amplius Vanitads vas cor.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then follows an account of the three things that have done most to estrange him from a life of probity ; Res est arduissima Vincere naturam, In aspectu virginis Mentem esse puram ; luvenes non possumus Legem sequi duram, luvenumque corporum Non habere curam.
Play also has its channs for him, but when he leaves it, stripped of all his posses- sions, be writes better verses than when sluggish with prosperity. Last of all comes the tavern ; Tertio capitulo Memoro tabemam, Illam nullo tempore Sprev...i neque spemam.
He does not sympathize with those studious, solitary poets who, ut opus faciant Quod non possit mori, Moriuntur studio Subditi labori.
46 MEDIiBVAL AND RENAISSANCE LATINITY.
His inspiimtioD comes from a different source ; Tales versus fado Quale vinnm bibo ; Nihil possum facere Nisi sumpto cibo ; Nihil valet penitus Quae ieiunus scribo, Nasonem post calicem Carmine praeibo.
Finally, however, comes a promise to lead a better life in the future, the doubtful sincerity of which does not affect in the least our lenient disposition toward the penitent : lam virtutes diligo, Vititis irascor, Renovatus animo Spiritu renascor ; Quasi modo genitus Lacte novo pascor, Ne sit meum amplius Vanitads vas cor.
What to read after Studies in the Latin of the Middle Ages And the Renaissance ..?
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