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AI-анализ | The text appears to be a poem or a fragment of a longer narrative, written in an old-fashioned, poetic style. It contains various references to time, numbers, and body parts, as well as some names and phrases that are not immediately clear. Here is a possible interpretation of some of the key elements: - "Hoppe - O'Connell Aeger subito cuius atrocitas neque cauda": This seems to be a quotation from a poem or a proverb. Hoppe and O'Connell are probably names of people, and "aeger subito" means "suddenly old" or "aging quickly". "Cuius atrocitas neque cauda" can be translated as "whose cruelties have no end, nor tail". This suggests that the poem is about someone who is suffering from some kind of cruelty or in |
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