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to books
ad libris

instead to dose
pro dosi

be known to all
notum sit omnibus

to have, not to have
habere, non haberi

death to the heavens
mors ad caelos

salutations to the readers,
lectori salutem,

remember to always be bold
memento audere semper

to have, not to be regarded
habere, non haberi

on this journey to the stars
hac iter ad astra

aristotle search accustomed to fighting
solet aristoteles quaerere pugnam

death is my gain, remember to die
mors mihi lucrum, memento mori

to produce selume in the name of god
selume proferre in nomine dei

the love of fate, remember to die and seize the day
amor fati memento mori et carpe diem

and not to the words of the works: that ye
operibus credite et non verbis

from the less to the greater, from the part to the whole,
a minori ad majus, a parte ad totum

sta ce out of the van, my mar the peace of the angels to you,
pax van tibi geli mar sta ce e meus

where they pay no regard to the death of the, all you win a victory over the fear of
mortem ubi contemnas, omnes viceris metus

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when he has given sleep to his beloved behold the inheritance of the lord are children: the reward, the fruit of the womb.
cum dederit dilectis suis somnum ecce hereditas domini filii mercis fructus ventris.

after so much hard work and the trojans are very tired. in libya, to please stay calm. intereā dido to aeneas begins to love; aeneas always looks; aeneas sees and hears in his absence. amorem didonis, brass rejects.
aenēās et trōiānī post tantōs labōrēs valdē fessī sunt. eīs placet in libyā manēre et quiescēre. intereā dīdō aenēam amāre incipit; aenēam semper spectat; aenēam etiam absentem audit et videt. neque aenēās amōrem dīdōnis spernit.