continens: continuus (immediately following one another, without any break): contextus (hanging together, not interrupted; e.g., voluptates; cura): assiduus (continuous, continually present; hence of things that are always extant, or at hand; e.g., rain, work): perpetuus (perpetual, lasting to the very end, continual, everlasting; e.g., happiness, friendship): perennis (through years or for ages, lasting continually). (The words are found in this connection and order.) continuus et perennis (e.g., motion, motio).