Seneca has stopped having fun

from Daily Latin · host Cristo Australis

Seneca bores of rhetorical games Fatebor vobis, iam res taedio est. I will confess to you all, this matter is now tiresome. Fatebor: I will confess. Vobis: to you (all). Iam: now or already. Res: thing, matter, situation Taedio: a source of weariness or tiresome. Est: is

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