The fate of each is fixed and immutable
Nemo est ut tam inperitus nesciat quandoque moriendum, tamen cum prope accessit, tergiversatur, tremit, plorat. Nonne tibi videtur omnium stultissimus here Flevit quod ante annos mille non vixerat? Aeque stultus est qui flet quod post annos mille non vivet. Haec paria sunt: non eris nec fuisti; utrumque tempus alienum est. In hoc punctum coniectus es, quod ut extendas, quousque extendes? Quid fles? Quid optas? Perdis operam. Desine fata deum flecti sperare precando. Rata et fixa sunt et magna atque aeterna necessitate ducuntur: eo ibis quo omnia eunt. Quid tibi novi est? Ad hanc legem natus es; hoc patri tuo accidit, hoc matri, hoc maioribus, hoc omnibus ante te, hoc omnibus post te. Series invicta et nulla mutabilis ope inligavit ac trahit cuncta
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Nessuno è talmente inesperto che non sa di morire o un giorno o l'altro, talvolta, più evidentemente at the time of death, prevarication, trembles and begs. Is not it true that you think is the most foolish of all crying because he did not live a thousand years before? Equally foolish is the one who cries because he will not live a thousand years later. These things are equal, you're not state, the time is unknown to both. At this moment six cast, what you references, so far the indications? What are you crying? What do you choose? Ruining your act. The fates are determined and calculated and are conducted with great and eternal necessity: go with the one where all things go. What's new? You were born with this law; What happened to your father, your mother, your ancestors, all before you and all dopo di te. La successione invincibile e per nulla mutabile con le ricchezze lega e attrae tutto quanto
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