Translation: Liberty is that Which strippeth from us every … - Niccolò Forteguerri

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Translation: Liberty is that
Which strippeth from us every biting care;
Alone she doth suffice, in every state,
To make him happy who erst moaned his fate.

Niccolò Forteguerri

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Niccolò Forteguerri (1674 – 1735) was an Italian academic, satiric poet and presbyter.

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Alternative Names: Niccolo Forteguerri • Niccolò Forteguerra • Niccolo Carteromaco

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Translation: Let no man on his back, if he be wise,
A burden bind that is beyond his strength,
Whence, weeping, he ’I cannot bear it’ cries.

(Che) il cercar di sapere
saper quel che saputo
Accresce duolo, non m’è mai piaciuto.

Translation: Not frowning battlement nor lofty tower,
Not trenches wide nor river running by-
Shall save a city from her foeman’s power,
But her sons’ valour and fidelity.

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