Lie with
Rest
Rest verb - To refrain from labor or exertion.
Both terms in one sentence
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This means: "The lamb will lie with the lion, but unfortunately it will not last long, although with maximum bliss", playing with the two meanings of the Latin verb iacere = "to lie", which can simply mean "to rest in a horizontal position" or "to be the passive partner in a sexual intercourse".
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