LATIN DICTIONARYLexicon Latīnum

EPISTULA I

end where the Letters begin

Tempus tantum nostrum est.

Time alone is ours.
The philosopher Seneca as an older ancient Roman man seated at his writing desk, quill in hand, composing a letter on papyrus by lamplight, calm and reflective, scrolls around him

FĀBELLA

Ad fīnem librī nostrī vēnimus. Nunc redīmus ad initium: ad epistulam prīmam Senecae. Eam plēnius legāmus.

  • vēnimus we have come
  • redīmus we return
  • initium the beginning
  • plēnius more fully