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You still seek, mortals, the uncertain hour of your fate and wonder by what route death will come; and in a cloud-free sky you seek the Phoenicians discoveries, what star is good for man, what star is ill. Whether we advance on foot against the Parthians or by ship against the Britons, unseen perils lurk on both land and sea. And again you lament that your life is menaced by civil war, when Mars brings battle-lines together with no sure victor on either side; you further worry that your house may burn or collapse, or that a poisonous draught may touch your lips.
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