Haec nisi terrenus male desipis, admonet figura, Qui recto caelum vultu petis exserisque frontem, In sublime feras animum quoque, ne gravata pessum Inferior sidat mens corpore celsius levato.
And (unless, being earthly, you are stupidly wrong) this shape tells you, You who with upright face do seek the sky, and thrust your forehead out, You should also bear your mind aloft, lest weighted down The mind sink lower than the body raised above.
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