"esizio" meaning in Italian

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    "e‧sì‧zio"
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          "english": "He who gives orders of destruction to others should know that a similar calamity is set up for himself as well.",
          "ref": "early 14ᵗʰ century [c. 45 BCE], “Libro secondo - Della sofferenza del dolore [Second book - The suffering of pain]”, in anonymous translator, Quistioni tusculane, translation of Tusculānae disputātiōnes by Mārcus Tullius Cicerō (in Classical Latin), section 17; republished as Michele dello Russo, editor, Volgarizzamento delle quistioni tusculane fatto nel buon secolo della favella, Naples: Stamperia del Diogene, 1851, page 80",
          "text": "Colui il quale ad altri ordina esizio, conviene che sappia essere ancora a sè apparecchiata simile peste.\n[Colui il quale ad altri ordina esizio, conviene che sappia essere ancora a sé apparecchiata simile peste.]\n[original: Quī alterī exitium parat, eum scīre oportet sibi parātam pestem ut participet parem.]",
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          "english": "Run, o beasts, to the one who longs for you so much; and you—o shepherds—lament the sad ruin of the one who makes all of you infamous through his death.",
          "ref": "1504, Jacopo Sannazaro, “Egloga ottava [Eighth eclogue]”, in Arcadia; republished as Arcadia di M. Jacopo Sannazaro con la di lui vita, Milan: Società Tipografica de' Classici Italiani, 1806, page 103",
          "text": "Correte, o fiere, a quel che tanto bramavi,E voi, pastor, piangete il tristo esicio,Di quel che con sua morte tutti infamavi.",
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          "word": "esito"
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          "word": "pernicie"
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          "word": "rovina"
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      "ipa": "/eˈzit.t͡sjo/"
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          "english": "He who gives orders of destruction to others should know that a similar calamity is set up for himself as well.",
          "ref": "early 14ᵗʰ century [c. 45 BCE], “Libro secondo - Della sofferenza del dolore [Second book - The suffering of pain]”, in anonymous translator, Quistioni tusculane, translation of Tusculānae disputātiōnes by Mārcus Tullius Cicerō (in Classical Latin), section 17; republished as Michele dello Russo, editor, Volgarizzamento delle quistioni tusculane fatto nel buon secolo della favella, Naples: Stamperia del Diogene, 1851, page 80",
          "text": "Colui il quale ad altri ordina esizio, conviene che sappia essere ancora a sè apparecchiata simile peste.\n[Colui il quale ad altri ordina esizio, conviene che sappia essere ancora a sé apparecchiata simile peste.]\n[original: Quī alterī exitium parat, eum scīre oportet sibi parātam pestem ut participet parem.]",
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          "text": "Correte, o fiere, a quel che tanto bramavi,E voi, pastor, piangete il tristo esicio,Di quel che con sua morte tutti infamavi.",
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    {
      "word": "esicio"
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      "word": "essizio"
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