LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum

CORPUS

rule the body, do not serve it

Nēmō līber est quī corporī servit.
No one is free who is a slave to his body.

A calm, self-controlled ancient Roman man at a modest table raising his hand to decline a tray of rich food and wine offered by a servant, choosing moderation, dignified

FĀBELLA

Corpus semper aliquid poscit: cibum, vīnum, somnum, voluptātem. “Dā mihi!” semper clāmat.

aliquid something
somnus sleep
dā give!
mihi to me
clāmat shouts