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Πάντα οὖν ῥίψας ταῦτα μόνα τὰ ὀλίγα σύνεχε καὶ ἔτι συμμνημόνευε,  ὅτι μόνον ζῇ ἕκαστος τὸ παρὸν τοῦτο,  τὸ ἀκαριαῖον:  τὰ δὲ ἄλλα ἢ βεβίωται ἢ ἐν ἀδήλῳ,  μικρὸν μὲν οὖν ὃ ζῇ ἕκαστος:  μικρὸν δὲ τὸ τῆς γῆς γωνίδιον ὅπου ζῇ:  μικρὸν δὲ καὶ ἡ μηκίστη ὑστεροφημία καὶ αὕτη δὲ κατὰ διαδοχὴν ἀνθρωπαρίων τάχιστα τεθνηξομένων καὶ οὐκ εἰδότων οὐδὲ ἑαυτοὺς οὐδέ γε τὸν πρόπαλαι τεθνηκότα.

if considering a)Fluency (Flow) b)Fidelity to original wording (Accuracy) c) Conciseness (Clarity)? You must assess each translations Fluency and Accuracy on the scale of 20 and rank them ALL based on a final total of each.
You MUST follow the pattern of Example!
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Example.

### Ranking Based on Fluency, Accuracy and Clarity:

1. **Translation pit1.1:** Fluency: 19/20, Accuracy: 18/20, Clarity: 20/20 (Total: 57/60)
2. **Translation Ren:** Fluency: 17/20, Accuracy: 19/20, Clarity: 19/20 (Total: 55/60)
3. **Translation Ham:** Fluency: 18/20, Accuracy: 17/20, Clarity: 19/20 (Total: 54/60)
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**Explanation of Rankings:**

* **pit1.1** excels in fluency and clarity, capturing the essence of the original text in a natural and easily understandable way. It maintains a high level of accuracy while avoiding overly literal translations that could hinder readability.
* **Ren:**...
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YOU MAST RANK ALL VARIANTS!

Translations to analyse:



### **4olatest # 1: (Reflective and Poetic)**
So, cast aside everything else and hold fast to these few truths alone.  
And remember this: each of us lives only in the present moment, this fleeting instant.  
All else is either already lived or hidden in uncertainty.  
How small, then, is the span of life we live, and how small the corner of the earth where we live it.  
Even the longest-lasting fame is small, passed from one short-lived soul to another, all of whom will soon be gone, knowing neither themselves nor those long dead.

---

### **4olatest #2: (Philosophical and Contemplative)**
Therefore, discard all else and cling to these few things alone.  
Keep in mind that each of us lives only in this present moment, this brief flicker of time.  
The rest is either already lived or lost in the unknown.  
How small is the life we live, how small the patch of earth where we dwell.  
Even the greatest renown is small, passed down through a chain of fleeting figures, who will soon perish, knowing neither themselves nor those who died long ago.

---

### **4olatest #3: (Elegant and Meditative)**
So, let go of everything else and hold on to these few things alone.  
And always remember: each of us lives only in the present, this brief instant.  
The rest is either already lived or lies in uncertainty.  
How small is the life we live, how small the corner of the earth where we live it.  
Even the longest-lasting fame is small, passed from one transient soul to another, all of whom will soon be gone, unaware of themselves, let alone those long since dead.

---

### **4olatest #4: (Graceful and Thoughtful)**
Therefore, cast aside all else and keep hold of these few things alone.  
And remember: each of us lives only in the present moment, this fleeting instant.  
Everything else is either already lived or shrouded in the unknown.  
How small is the life we live, how small the little corner of the earth where we live it.  
Even the longest fame is small, passed from one short-lived person to another, all of whom will soon be gone, knowing neither themselves nor those who died long ago.

---

### **4olatest #5: (Serene and Reflective)**
So, discard everything else and hold on to these few truths alone.  
And remember: each of us lives only in the present, this brief moment.  
The rest is either already lived or hidden in uncertainty.  
How small is the life we live, how small the corner of the earth where we live it.  
Even the longest-lasting fame is small, passed from one fleeting soul to another, all of whom will soon be gone, knowing neither themselves nor those long since passed.


**gpro1.5 #1: (Emphasis on Transience)**

Cast aside, then, all else, and hold fast to these few things alone. And further, remember this: each person lives only in the present moment, this fleeting instant. All else is either life already lived, or shrouded in uncertainty. Small indeed is the span of each person's life; small the corner of the earth where they live it. Small too, even the longest-lasting fame, passed down through a succession of little men, soon to die themselves, who know neither themselves nor the one long dead.


**gpro1.5 #2: (Reflective and Philosophical)**

So, discard everything else, and cling to these few precepts.  Recall, too, that each of us lives only in this present moment, this ephemeral fragment of time. The rest is either a life already lived, or a future veiled in obscurity.  How small, then, is the life of each person; how small the patch of earth where they dwell. Small also is even the most enduring renown, handed down by a lineage of fleeting mortals, soon to perish, who understand neither themselves nor the one who died long ago.


**gpro1.5 #3: (Poignant and Evocative)**

Therefore, cast away all else, and embrace these few truths alone.  And keep this ever in mind: each of us lives only in this present now, this fleeting, momentary breath. All the rest is either a life already spent, or a future hidden from our sight.  Small indeed is the portion of life allotted to each; small the corner of the earth where they reside. Small too, even the grandest posthumous fame, passed on by a chain of insignificant men, soon to meet their end, who know not even themselves, let alone the one who perished long ago.


**gpro1.5 #4: (Concise and Powerful)**

Thus, relinquish all else, and grasp these few principles firmly. Remember, too, that each person lives only in this present instant, this fleeting moment. The rest is either life past, or a future unknown. Small, then, is the life of each; small the corner of the earth where they live. Small also, even the longest fame, passed on by a succession of mortals, soon to die, who know neither themselves nor the one long dead.


**gpro1.5 #5: (Formal and Dignified)**

Therefore, having cast aside all other things, hold fast to these few alone. And further, bear in mind that each person lives only in the present moment, this fleeting particle of time. The rest is either a life already lived, or a future that remains uncertain. Small indeed is the life of each individual; small the corner of the earth where they dwell. Small also is even the most enduring reputation, passed down through a succession of insignificant men, soon to perish, who have no knowledge even of themselves, let alone of the one who died long ago.


**son3.5 # 1: (Emphasizing Simplicity and Focus)**
"Cast all else away, then, and cling to these few truths alone.
Remember, too, that each one lives only in this present moment, this fleeting instant.
All else has been lived or lies hidden in uncertainty.
Small indeed is the life each one lives; small the corner of earth where they dwell.
Small even the longest-lasting fame, passed through a succession of short-lived mortals,
who know not themselves, much less one long dead."


**son3.5 # 3: (Contemplative Tone)**
"Shed all else, embracing only these few precepts.
And ponder: we inhabit solely this present, this mere instant.
What's beyond? Lived already or shrouded in obscurity.
How small, our individual lives; how tiny, our earthly abode.
Even the grandest legacy is but a murmur,
Passed through ephemeral beings, ignorant of self and long-departed forebears."

**son3.5 # 4: (Emphasizing Transience)**
"Cast off all else, clutching only to these few truths.
And remember: we exist solely in this moment, this fleeting breath.
All else is spent or cloaked in uncertainty.
How brief, each life; how small, our earthly corner.
Even enduring fame is but a whisper,
Carried by short-lived mortals, blind to self and long-gone ancestors."


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**4o0608 1: (Reflective and Poetic)**  
Cast aside everything else and hold fast to these few truths.  
Remember always that each of us lives only in this present moment, this fleeting instant.  
All else is either already lived or shrouded in uncertainty.  
The span of life is small, as is the corner of the earth where we dwell.  
Even the longest-lasting fame is small, passed down by a succession of short-lived souls, who know neither themselves nor those long departed.

---

**4o0608 #2: (Philosophical and Contemplative)**  
Discard all else and cling to these few essentials.  
Keep in mind that each of us lives solely in the present, this brief moment in time.  
The rest is either past or unknown.  
Life’s duration is small, as is the little patch of earth where we reside.  
Even the greatest posthumous fame is small, relayed by a chain of transient beings, unaware of themselves or those who died long ago.

---

**4o0608 # 3: (Elegant and Meditative)**  
Let go of everything else and embrace only these few things.  
Remember that each of us exists only in the now, this fleeting moment.  
The rest is either lived or uncertain.  
The life we live is small, as is the tiny corner of the earth we inhabit.  
Even the longest-lasting renown is small, passed along by a series of ephemeral figures, ignorant of themselves and those who have long since passed.

---

**4o0608 # 4: (Graceful and Introspective)**  
Release all else and hold onto these few truths alone.  
Recall that each of us lives only in the present, this transient moment.  
The rest is either lived or unknown.  
The span of life is small, as is the little corner of the earth where we live.  
Even the most enduring fame is small, carried on by a succession of fleeting mortals, who know not themselves nor those long gone.

---

**4o0608 # 5: (Lyrical and Thoughtful)**  
Abandon everything else and keep only these few things close.  
Remember that each of us lives solely in the present, this brief instant.  
The rest is either past or uncertain.  
Life’s breadth is small, as is the tiny corner of the earth we occupy.  
Even the longest-lasting fame is small, passed from one short-lived soul to another, who know neither themselves nor those who died long ago.



O1 # 1:
Therefore, casting aside all else, hold fast to these few things alone; and remember, moreover, that each of us lives only in this present moment, this fleeting instant. All the rest has been lived already or lies beyond our knowing. Small indeed is the life each one lives; small the corner of the earth where he lives; small too even the greatest posthumous fame, passed in succession among little men, swiftly perishing, who know neither themselves nor those long departed.

O1 # 2:
So discard everything else and cling only to these few truths; also, keep remembering that each person lives solely in the present, this passing moment. All the rest is either lived already or hidden in uncertainty. How small, then, is the life each lives; how small the tiny corner of the earth where he dwells; how small even the longest-lasting fame after death, which too is handed down through a succession of soon-fading mortals, unaware of themselves, let alone those long gone.

O1 # 3:
Thus, having thrown aside all else, embrace these few things alone; moreover, continually recall that each of us lives only now, this brief instant. The rest has been lived or remains unseen. So little is the life each one lives; little the nook of earth where he resides; little too is even the greatest afterglow of fame, also passed along through a chain of transient men, quickly dying, knowing not themselves nor those who perished long before.

O1 # 4:
Therefore, relinquishing all else, hold to these few things only; and remember also that each person lives solely in the present moment, this swift blink of time. The rest has been lived or is veiled in uncertainty. Small indeed is what each lives; small the corner of the world where he lives; small too even the longest-lasting renown, which is likewise transmitted through a series of little men, soon to pass away, who know neither themselves nor those who died ages ago.

O1 # 5:
So let go of everything else and retain these few truths alone; furthermore, keep in mind that each lives only in this moment, this instant that swiftly passes. All else is either already lived or shrouded in the unknown. How slight is the life each person lives; slight too the fragment of earth where he exists; slight even the longest enduring fame, passed down through successive generations of insignificant men, quickly dying, unaware even of themselves, much less of those long since dead.


Ham
So discard all else and secure these few things only.
 
Remind yourself too that each of us lives only in the present moment, a mere fragment of time:
 
the rest is life past or uncertain future.
 
Sure, life is a small thing, and small the cranny of the earth in which we live it:
 
small too even the longest fame thereafter, which is itself subject to a succession of little men who will quickly die, and have no knowledge even of themselves, let alone of those long dead.


Gil
Cast everything else aside, then, and hold to these few truths alone;
 
and remember, furthermore, that each of us lives only in the present, this fleeting moment of time, and that the rest of one’s life has either already been lived or lies in an unknowable future.
 
The space of each person’s existence is thus a little thing, and little too is the corner of the earth on which it is lived, and little too even the fame that endures for the longest;
 
and even that is passed on from one poor mortal for another, all of whom will die in no great while, and who have no knowledge even of themselves, let alone of one who has died many long years before.