Igitur homines ratione gaudentes, oratione pollentes, immortalibus animis, moribundis membris, levibus et anxiis mentibus, brutis et obnoxiis corporibus, dissimilimis moribus, similibus erroribus, pervicaci audacia, pertinaci spe, casso labore, fortuna caduca, singillatim mortales, cunctim tamen [universo genere] perpetui, vicissim sufficienda prole mutabiles, volucri tempore, tarda sapientia, cita morte, querula vita, terras incolunt.
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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