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Wednesday, February 4, 2015

Qui Amat, Uritur

Nescio quid sit amor: nec amo, nec amor, nec amavi,
Sed scio, si quis amat, uritur igne gravi.
I know not love: nor if I love, nor have, nor will,
But she who loves, I know, is burned by ardent flame.
at 9:35 AM
Labels: Latin, Philosophia Patrum, Translation
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