It is impossible
to live a pleasant life
without living
wisely
and well
and justly,

and it is impossible
to live wisely
and well
and justly
without living pleasantly.

Whenever any one of these
is lacking,
when, for instance,
the person is not
able to live wisely,
though he lives well and justly,
it is impossible for him
to live a pleasant life.


(Epicure, Ratae Sententia 5)

No esa es posable
de
vive alegre
sin:
e, vive saja;
e, vive bon;
e, vive justesa.

Ance,

no esa es posable
de:
o, vive saja;
o, vive bon;
o, vive justesa;
sin
vive alegre.

Donce,

no person ave:
o, la sajia;
o, la bon;
o, la justesia;
o, la alegria;
sin
ave los tota