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Seneca

Moral Letters to Lucilius Section 11

Section 1,693 of 2,141

Canonical reference 101.11

Latin

Perseus canonical Latin TEI

Debilem facito manu, debilem pede coxo, Tuber adstrue gibberum, lubricos quate dentes; Vita dum superest, benest; hanc mihi, vel acuta Si sedeam cruce, sustine.

French

Baillard 1914

Qu’on me rende manchot, cul-de-jatte, impotent ;

Sur ce corps que le mal déforme

Qu’il s’élève une bosse énorme ;

Que dans ma bouche branle une dernière dent ;

Si je respire encor, c’est bien, je suis content.

Même en croix, sur le pal, laissez, laissez-moi vivre.

English

Richard M. Gummere · Moral Letters to Lucilius

Fashion me with a palsied hand, Weak of foot, and a cripple; Build upon me a crook-backed hump; Shake my teeth till they rattle; All is well, if my life remains. Save, oh, save it, I pray you, Though I sit on the piercing cross!

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