Lucretius, De rerum natura: Libri Sex (Vol. I, Text), 1893

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              et micat interdum flammai fervidus ardor,
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              mutua dum inter se rami stirpesque teruntur. </s>
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              quorum utrumque dedisse potest mortalibus ignem. </s>
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              inde cibum coquere ac flammae mollire vapore
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              sol docuit, quoniam mitescere multa videbant
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              verberibus radiorum atque aestu victa per agros.
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              <s id="s.001413">Inque dies magis hi victum vitamque priorem
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              commutare novis monstrabant rebus
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              be
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              nigni,
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              ingenio qui praestabant et corde vigebant. </s>
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              condere coeperunt urbis arcemque locare
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              praesidium reges ipsi sibi perfugiumque,
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              et pecus atque agros divisere atque dedere
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              pro facie cuiusque et viribus ingenioque;
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              nam facies multum valuit viresque vigentes. </s>
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              posterius res inventast aurumque repertum,
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              quod facile et validis et pulchris dempsit honorem
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              divitioris enim sectam plerumque secuntur
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              quamlubet et fortes et pulchro corpore creti. </s>
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              quod siquis vera vitam ratione gubernet,
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              divitiae grandes homini sunt vivere parce
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              aequo animo; neque enim est umquam penuria parvi.</s>
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              <s id="s.001417">at claros homines voluerunt se atque potentes,
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              ut fundamento stabili fortuna maneret
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              et placidam possent opulenti degere vitam,
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              nequiquam, quoniam ad summum succedere honorem
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              certantes iter infestum fecere viai,
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              et tamen e summo, quasi fulmen, deicit ictos
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              invidia interdum contemptim in Tartara taetra;
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