at manet in vita cui mens animusque remansit; quamvis est circum caesis lacer undique membris truncus, adempta anima circum membrisque remota, vivit et aetherias vitalis suscipit auras.
But he remains in life to whom the mind and intelligence remains. He may be a mutilated trunk dismembered all about, the spirit removed all around and separated from the limbs, yet he lives and breathes the vital air.
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