T. Lucretii Cari De Rerum Natura Libri Sex
T. Lucretii Cari De Rerum Natura Libri Sex
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None methinks : the earth even now so abounds tcL.repletion in wild..Jbeasts and is fiUed with troublous terror throughout woods and great mountains and deep forests; places which we have it for the most part in our own power to shun. But unless the breast is cleared, what battles and dangers must then find their way into us in our own despite!
what poignant cares inspired by lust then rend the distressfiil man, and then also what mighty fears ! and pride, filthy lust and wantonness? what ^disa...sters they occasion! and luxury and all sorts of slqth ? He therefore who shall haye subdued all these and banished them from the mind by words, not arms, shall he not have a just^itle to be ranked among the gods ? and all the more so that he was wont to deliver many precepts in beautiful and god- like phrase about the immortal gods themselves and to open up by his^teachings all the nature of things.
While walking in his footsteps I follow out his reasonings and t^ach by my verses, by what law all things are made, what neces- sity there is then for them to cjpntinue in that law, and how impo- tent they are to annul the binding statutes of time : foremost in * which class of things the n ature of the mind has been proved to be formed of a body that had birth and to be unable to endure unscathed through great time, mere idols being wont to mock the mind in sleep, when we seem to see him whom life has aban- doned : to continue, the order of my design has now brought me to this point, where I must proceed to shew that the world is formed / 1/ r ^ .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
None methinks : the earth even now so abounds tcL.repletion in wild..Jbeasts and is fiUed with troublous terror throughout woods and great mountains and deep forests; places which we have it for the most part in our own power to shun. But unless the breast is cleared, what battles and dangers must then find their way into us in our own despite!
what poignant cares inspired by lust then rend the distressfiil man, and then also what mighty fears ! and pride, filthy lust and wantonness? what ^disa...sters they occasion! and luxury and all sorts of slqth ? He therefore who shall haye subdued all these and banished them from the mind by words, not arms, shall he not have a just^itle to be ranked among the gods ? and all the more so that he was wont to deliver many precepts in beautiful and god- like phrase about the immortal gods themselves and to open up by his^teachings all the nature of things.
While walking in his footsteps I follow out his reasonings and t^ach by my verses, by what law all things are made, what neces- sity there is then for them to cjpntinue in that law, and how impo- tent they are to annul the binding statutes of time : foremost in * which class of things the n ature of the mind has been proved to be formed of a body that had birth and to be unable to endure unscathed through great time, mere idols being wont to mock the mind in sleep, when we seem to see him whom life has aban- doned : to continue, the order of my design has now brought me to this point, where I must proceed to shew that the world is formed / 1/ r ^ .
What to read after T. Lucretii Cari De Rerum Natura Libri Sex?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucretius Carus Titus to read onlineMoreLess
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