Latin writing on the door of a villa in Rapallo
Above the entrance to Villa Robilant, in Rapallo, there is this Latin phrase by Horace which says:

Non incedo per ignes suppositos cineri doloso (which means: You walk on burning coals hidden by deceptive ashes).

I don't quite understand the meaning but I think it's: be careful because under the deceptive ash, burning embers are hidden.

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Photo taken with Canon EOS M100 and lens Canon EF-S 10-18.

Considered one of the greatest poets of the ancient age, as well as a master of stylistic elegance and gifted with an unusual irony, he was able to face the political and civil vicissitudes of his time as a placid Epicurean lover of the pleasures of life, dictating what for many are still the canons of the ars vivendi.
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Written in Latin on the door of a villa in Rapallo – Écrit en latin sur la porte d’une villa à Rapallo – Escrito en latín en la puerta de una villa en Rapallo – Escrito em latim na porta de uma vila em Rapallo – Geschrieben in Latein an der Tür einer Villa in Rapallo – Viết bằng tiếng Latinh trên cửa một biệt thự ở Rapallo – 用拉丁文写在拉帕洛一栋别墅的门上 – ラパロの別荘のドアにラテン語で書かれた