What fate has not given, he cannot even take.
Latin translation: Quod fatum dedit, id non etiam capere potest
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| what fate has not given, he cannot even take. Quod fatum dedit, id non etiam capere potest Explanation: 'Fate' ('Fatum') is neuter in Latin, not masculine |
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