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Monday, September 21, 2026

Non scholae, sed vitae discimus; itaque cogimur sanare vitia nostra.

In the sentence, vitia means

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Non scholae, sed vitae discimus; itaque cogimur sanare vitia nostra.

In the sentence, vitia means

  1. lives
  2. vines
  3. faults (correct answer)
  4. men

Explanation: The correct answer is 'faults.' Vitium, -i, n. means 'fault, vice, crime.' The verb sanare (to heal) confirms that vitia refers to negative qualities that need correcting. 'Lives' (A) is vitae, which appears earlier in the sentence, making this a potent distractor based on similarity. 'Vines' (B) is vites. 'Men' (D) is viros.