Virgil on the universality of sorrow

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Virgil on the universality of sorrow

Daily Latin

2 minutes 31 seconds

6 months ago

Virgil on the universality of sorrow

Virgil, on the sorrow lived and seen as one wanders the world.

Sunt lacrimae rerum et mentem mortalia tangunt.

There are tears for such things, and mortal things that touch the heart.

Sunt: there are

Lacrimae: tears

Rerum: of things, events, affairs

Et: and

Mentem: mind, heart

Mortalia: mortal things, human affairs, things subject to death

Tangunt: touch

Daily Latin

Lessons in Latin daily brought to you from antiquity.