adversus altos Sisyphus montes agens saxum labore summo, quod de vertice sudore semper irrito revolvitur, ostendit hominum sine fine <esse> miserias.
Sisyphus with utmost toil forces his stone up the high mountain, but down again from the top it always rolls and brings to naught his labour; this illustrates the never-ending wretchedness of man.
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