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Artist: Nicholas Lens
Canonical path: /nicholas-lens/milliens-millenae
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Milliens Millenae
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Milliens Millenae
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Milliens millenae (perrentiter et quaerunt)
Suntne satis multa corpora animae
Erant consciae erunt insciae
Milliens millenae quae vagantur vitae
Erant perfectae erunt cupidae
Immortales erant ereptae tempori
Milliens millenae ... quae vagantur vitae
Erunt caducae insinuate corpori
Erant rationales erunt commotae
Milliens millenae quae ... vagantur vitae
Milliens millenae quae ... vagantur animae
Erant sublimes erunt vulgares
Suntne satis multa corpora animae
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