igitur CONJ homin N31NOMPM ration N31LOCSF gaud VPAR21NOMPCPRESACTIVEPPL oratio N31NOMSF n V21PRESACTIVEIMP2S poll VPAR21NOMPCPRESACTIVEPPL immortal ADJ32DATPXPOS anim N11LOCPF moribund ADJ11DATPXPOS membr N22LOCPN lev ADJ32DATPXPOS et CONJ anxi ADJ11DATPXPOS ment N33LOCPF brut N21LOCPM et CONJ obnoxi ADJ11DATPXPOS corpor N32LOCPN dissimilli ADJ32DATPXSUPER mor N31LOCPM simil ADJ32DATPXPOS error N31LOCPM pervicac ADJ31DATSXPOS audaci N11NOMSF pertinac N31LOCSM sp N51GENSF cass N22DATSN labor N31LOCSM fortun N11NOMSF caduc N22NOMPN singillatim ADVPOS mortal ADJ32NOMPCPOS cunctim ADVPOS tamen ADVPOS univers N21DATSM gen V31PRESACTIVEINF0X perpetu ADJ11GENSMPOS vicissim ADVPOS suffici VPAR31NOMSFFUTPASSIVEPPL prol N33LOCSF mutabil ADJ32NOMPCPOS volucr ADJ33DATSXPOS tempor N32LOCSN tard V11PRESACTIVEIMP2S sapi VPAR31NOMPNPRESACTIVEPPL cit VPAR21NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL mort N33LOCSF querul ADJ11NOMSFPOS vit N11NOMSF terr N11ACCPF incol V31PRESACTIVEIND3P
Well, human beings who have the enjoyment of reason and the power of speech, immortal souls, perishable bodies, nimble and inquiring minds, heavy and cumbrous bodies, very dissimilar characters, similar errors, obstinate audacity, unwavering hope, futile struggle, uncertain destiny, who are mortal as individuals and yet immortal as a whole, changing with the repeated replacement of generations, fleeting in duration and late in wisdom, quick to die, fretful in life'these are the inhabitants of the earth.
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