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Sophocles shows the fear of someone who has lost their mind
The great Ulysses knows to avoid the once great Ajax who has lost his mind.
Videre mentis compotem compos queam.
I wish to see him in possession of his mind and self-controlled.
Videre: to see
Mentis: of (his) mind
Compotem: in control of, in possession of.
Compos: self-controlled, possessing control.
Queam: I wish to.
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The great Ulysses knows to avoid the once great Ajax who has lost his mind.
Videre mentis compotem compos queam.
I wish to see him in possession of his mind and self-controlled.
Videre: to see
Mentis: of (his) mind
Compotem: in control of, in possession of.
Compos: self-controlled, possessing control.
Queam: I wish to.
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