The Latin word Aequam memento serve mentem, translated literally, means remembering to keep the mind serene. Orazio (lib II, ode III, v. 1)
The context in which the phrase is inserted is ... Remember when difficult times to keep your mind, no less than in the goods of restrain excessive joy.
Remember to keep your mind in trouble, without abandoning yourself to the delight of luck in the lucky situations. In this passage is evident the philosophy of the aurea mediocritas, of which the author was a profound assertor, in an invitation to maintain tranquility and serenity, without being overwhelmed by the good or bad situations that are. Voices correlateemodify wikitesto
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