Umseting - Latín-Enskt - Cum, ames, non sapias, aut cum sapias...

This translation is not exact. I found that this text is some sort of compilation of different known Latin phrases related to human behaviour and love.
I found mistakes in it, I followed a text that was corrected by me, and I might have corrected it wrong, and thus the translation would be wrong as well. It was corrected as the following:

cum ames non sapias, aut cum sapias non ames; errare humanun est, ignocsere divinum.
nemo enim fere saltat sobrius nisi forte insanit.
omnia vincit amor, inter arma silent leges.
nemo enim fere saltat sobrius nisi forte insanit.
omnia vincit amor, abyssimus spiritus.

'Abyssimus' is vulgar Latin, and it derived to French as Abisme, and then in to English as abysmal, and it's the closest word I could find in that context.