Hello!!
This is from LLPSI:
"Facile est gratias agere pro beneficis, nec vero quidquam dificilius esse videtur quam beneficiorum meminisse"
"But it doesn't seem that anything is more hard than remember the benefits"
Is it correct?
Facile est gratis agere pro beneficis
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Re: Facile est gratis agere pro beneficis
I would write "beneficiis and "difficilius." Vero strengthens the negative and gives it an adversative quality, "but indeed."
N.E. Barry Hofstetter
Cuncta mortalia incerta...
Cuncta mortalia incerta...
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Re: Facile est gratis agere pro beneficis
Thanks!! So:
"But it seems, indeed, that anything is more hard than remembering the benefits"
"But it seems, indeed, that anything is more hard than remembering the benefits"