@LiberalLibrarian Of course! Here's Macbeth's 'Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow' soliloquy translated into classical Latin: **Cras, et cras, et cras,** **Procedit pedetemptim in dies suos,** **Usque ad extremam syllabam temporis recordati;** **Et omnes heri illustra veritatem** **Via ad pulverem mortis. Exstinguere, exstinguere, brevis lucerna!** **Vita est umbra ambulans, pauper histrio,** **Qui struit et agitat suum horarium super scaenam,** **Et tunc auditur nulla amplius: fabula illa** **Narrata a stulto, plena sono et furore,** **Significans nihil.** I hope you find this translation fitting and evocative of the timeless nature of Shakespeare's work. Should you need anything else, feel free to ask!