Horace quotes - Stoic

____ him ____ with ____ He ____ To ____ and ____ ___ ____ ____

Let him alone, with what He made, To toss and turn the world below

_____ _____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ___ years

Ere withering time the state destroys, with sickness and unwieldy years

_____ _____ each ____ _____ on ____ ____ alter ____, […] You ____ not gain ___ ____ ___"

Should hecatombs each rising morn on cruel Pluto's alter dyes, [...] You could not gain a moments breath

____ ____ we ____ ____ ___ ____ ___

In vain we shun the din of war

____ the ____ ____ ___ ___ the ____ ___ the ___ ___ the ____ and ___ ___

Not the doom frowning near in the brows of the Tyrant shakes the upright and resolute man

___ ____ with ____ ___ ____ then _____ to _____ tide, when ___ ___

Comes Autumn, with his apples scattering; then back to winter tide, when nothing stirs

____ ____ ____ winter ____ ___ ____ ____ ____ ____

Again behold the winter weight oppress the labour woods below