O qui coeli terraeque serenitas, RV.631 - Aria (Largo) - Rosa quae moritur (Vivaldi)
Rosa quae moritur, unda quae labitur, mundi delicias docent fugaces. Vix fronte amabili mulcent cum labili pede praetervolant larvae fallaces.
The rose which dies away, the water which flows away, such transient things characterize the world’s delights. Such deceitful ghosts scarcely charm with their pleasant appearance before flying past, fleet of foot.