Lexicon:Omnia perdidimus, tantummodo vita relicta est, ...
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| Citation: | omnia perdidimus, tantummodo vita relicta est, praebeat at sensum materiamque mali |
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| Language: | Latin |
| References: | The Reverse of the Medal, page 108 |
| Meaning: | we have lost everything, and to the extent that life is left, it offers just the sense and substance of evil. |
Notes:
Ovid, Epistulae ex Ponto IV.
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