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"english": "Translation by Wikisource\nLittle soul, wandering, pleasing,\nguest and companion of the body,\nwhich now go away in places\npale, stiff, bare,\nand will not jest as you do...",
"ref": "76 CE – 108 CE, Hadrian, Carmina 3",
"roman": "nec ut solēs dabis iocōs...",
"text": "Animula vagula blandula,\nhospes comesque corporis,\nquae nunc abībis in loca\npallidula, rigida, nūdula,"
},
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"english": "These therefore are the reasons considering the material necessity, so I think it sufficient that at this point I do not consider philosophizing about the perfection, beauty, or nobility of the rhombic shape, nor fussing that the essence of the small soul which is in the bee is elicited from a meditation on the shape that is built.",
"ref": "1611, Johannes Kepler, Strena seu de nive sexangula 11",
"text": "Has igitur rationes materialem necessitatem respicientes ita puto sufficere, ut hoc loco non existimem philosophandum de perfectione et pulrhritudine vel nobilitate figurae rhombicae: neque satagendum, ut essentia animulae quae est in ape, ex contemplatione figurae, quam fabricatur, eliciatur."
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"english": "Translation by Wikisource\nLittle soul, wandering, pleasing,\nguest and companion of the body,\nwhich now go away in places\npale, stiff, bare,\nand will not jest as you do...",
"ref": "76 CE – 108 CE, Hadrian, Carmina 3",
"roman": "nec ut solēs dabis iocōs...",
"text": "Animula vagula blandula,\nhospes comesque corporis,\nquae nunc abībis in loca\npallidula, rigida, nūdula,"
},
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"english": "These therefore are the reasons considering the material necessity, so I think it sufficient that at this point I do not consider philosophizing about the perfection, beauty, or nobility of the rhombic shape, nor fussing that the essence of the small soul which is in the bee is elicited from a meditation on the shape that is built.",
"ref": "1611, Johannes Kepler, Strena seu de nive sexangula 11",
"text": "Has igitur rationes materialem necessitatem respicientes ita puto sufficere, ut hoc loco non existimem philosophandum de perfectione et pulrhritudine vel nobilitate figurae rhombicae: neque satagendum, ut essentia animulae quae est in ape, ex contemplatione figurae, quam fabricatur, eliciatur."
}
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