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-I don't know if it's right.
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-No one does.
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We're talking about one of the
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most mysterious Latin poets.
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I found this.
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"Tu mihi supremae
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praescripta ad candida calcis."
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It's the sixth book, right?
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Translate.
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Calliope, thou expert muse,
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show me the path to the immaculate
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goal of the final destination.
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So?
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The notes refer to goal" as the
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conclusion of the work.
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I think that Lucrezio meant it
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as the conclusion of his life.
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He's announcing his suicide.
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-What's your name?
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-Dagnini.
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Well done. It's one of the clues
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we're looking for.
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Anyone else?
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-Me.
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-Yes.
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In the 4th book of "De Rerum Natura".
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-Professor Balocchi?
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-Yes.
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My daughter Angela spoke to me about you.
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To what must I attribute
your readiness to help?
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Nothing.
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She seemed to be interested
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in pursuing some classical studies
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that were interrupted.
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Angela?
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She was always so ignorant!
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She never read. She could
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only flirt with the professors.
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I'm her father, I adore her.
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-Her condition causes me great pain.
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-She seemed eager to learn.
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You have the face, the ways and the voice...
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-of a good person.
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-Thank you.
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You're the opposite of the type she falls for.
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Do you know why she's in there?