The more complete version of one of my favorite Latin quotes, "Non nobis solum nati sumus." From Cicero's De Officiis. π
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The more complete version of one of my favorite Latin quotes, "Non nobis solum nati sumus." From Cicero's De Officiis. π
#lingualatina #latin #learnlatina #ancientrome #rome #cicero
The more complete version of one of my favorite Latin quotes, "Non nobis solum nati sumus." From Cicero's De Officiis. π
#lingualatina #latin #learnlatina #ancientrome #rome #cicero
"the talk of someone invoking ruination and the 'final destruction' [of someone]."He says the original is Greek: αΌΞΉΞ΄ΞΏΟ ΟΟΟΞΊΟαΏ· ΟΞ΅ΟΞΉΟΞΟΞΏΞΉΟ, which, if you know the word proctologist in English, you can see is quite similar to the Latin! 2/2
someone is such a scoundrel that you aren't satisfied with the better known, "I in malam crucem!," consider "In culum Orci incidas!" This locution is found in Erasmus's Adagia. He describes it as, "Sermo perniciem et extremum exitium imprecantis," which means, 1/2
From the writings of Publius Rutilius Lupus. Roman consul, jurist, orator, and historian. 158-78 B.C. πΊ
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From "In Verrem," a series a speeches Cicero made in the corruption and extortion trial of Gaius Verres, former Roman governor of Sicily. Cicero's speeches so thoroughly damned Verres that he was urged to do the Roman version of pleading "no contest" to the charges and go into voluntary exile.
The print is Parisian and by Jacques Louis Copia. Date: 1789-1799.
From "In Verrem," a series a speeches Cicero made in the corruption and extortion trial of Gaius Verres, former Roman governor of Sicily. Cicero's speeches so thoroughly damned Verres that he was urged to do the Roman version of pleading "no contest" to the charges and go into voluntary exile.
The opening line of Cicero's 1st Catilinarian speech, which was given in front of the Roman Senate. In this speech, Cicero accused Lucius Sergius Catilina of plotting to overthrow the Roman republic for his own personal gain.
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Publius Rutilius Lupus. Roman consul, jurist, orator, and historian. 158-78 B.C.
The opening line of Cicero's 1st Catilinarian speech, which was given in front of the Roman Senate. In this speech, Cicero accused Lucius Sergius Catilina of plotting to overthrow the Roman republic for his own personal gain.
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Publius Rutilius Lupus. Roman consul, jurist, orator, and historian. 158-78 B.C.
The ICE agent who shot Marimar Martinez in Chicago tried to goad her out of her car.
He said βdo something b*tchβ and shot her 5 times.
The ICE agent who shot Nicole Renee Good did the same thing. Stood right in front of her vehicle and yelled βf*cking bitchβ.
They hate women & it shows.
Etiamne in praesidem scelestum dici potest? Can this also be said about criminal presidents? π€
Etiamne in praesidem scelestum dici potest? Can this also be said about criminal presidents? π€
Mars the tyrant. An ancient expression from Erasmus's Adagia.
This engraving of mar is from the workshop of Jacques de Gheyn (II), 1595 - 1599 and downloaded from the Rijksmuseum.
Dixit igitur mihi pater meus: "Fili dilecte, non credas istis pissintunicis (id est qui in tunicis mingunt) qui te deceperunt, sed veni mecum et omnia mea tibi dabo."
this guy (Salimbene di Adam)'s father is trying to get his son to quit the monastery and refers to the other monks there as "pissintunici", tunic-pissers π
Ok, AI slop. Let's go.
I took this for a spin to see how good it actually is π
βThis state has often run to ground like a failing ship
Thanks to the wickedness of its leaders.β
ΟΞΏΞ»Ξ»α½±ΞΊΞΉΟ αΌ‘ Οα½ΉΞ»ΞΉΟ αΌ₯δΡ δι᾿ ἑγΡμόνΟΞ½ ΞΊΞ±ΞΊα½ΉΟΞ·ΟΞ±
α½₯ΟΟΞ΅Ο ΞΊΞ΅ΞΊΞ»ΞΉΞΌα½³Ξ½Ξ· Ξ½Ξ±αΏ¦Ο ΟΞ±Οα½° Ξ³αΏΞ½ αΌΞ΄ΟαμΡν. #Theognis
A #Roman glass vessel in the shape of a fish - it has an adorable little face on what is technically the side/bottom of the vessel (it is shown in the museum lying horizontally). A bit impractical though, yes...
Working on a new shirt design: words for witch in Latin. Need to research a couple of these and see if I can think of more. π§ββοΈ
Working on a new shirt design: words for witch in Latin. Need to research a couple of these and see if I can think of more. π§ββοΈ
Aight, our Spooky Latin section is back up and on sale until Halloween π π§ββοΈ
βOnce it sweeps away daily abundance, war is a violent teacher: it makes the passions of most men equal to present need.β
α½ Ξ΄α½² ΟΟΞ»Ξ΅ΞΌΞΏΟ α½ΟΡλὼν Οὴν Ξ΅α½ΟΞΏΟΞ―Ξ±Ξ½ ΟΞΏαΏ¦ ΞΊΞ±ΞΈβ αΌ‘ΞΌΞΟΞ±Ξ½ Ξ²Ξ―Ξ±ΞΉΞΏΟ Ξ΄ΞΉΞ΄Ξ¬ΟΞΊΞ±Ξ»ΞΏΟ ΞΊΞ±α½Ά ΟΟα½ΈΟ Οα½°
ΟΞ±ΟΟΞ½ΟΞ± Οα½°Ο α½ΟΞ³α½°Ο ΟαΏΆΞ½ Οολλῢν α½ΞΌΞΏΞΉΞΏαΏ #Thucydides
Gallus ter quinis gallinis sufficit unus, sed ter quinque viri non sufficiunt mulieri. A rooster satisfies 15 hens, but 15 men don't satisfy a woman.
The Medievals coming in hot today π
From βLateinische Sprichworter und Sinnspruche des Mittelalters,β Jakob Werner, 1912.
Gallus ter quinis gallinis sufficit unus, sed ter quinque viri non sufficiunt mulieri. A rooster satisfies 15 hens, but 15 men don't satisfy a woman.
The Medievals coming in hot today π
From βLateinische Sprichworter und Sinnspruche des Mittelalters,β Jakob Werner, 1912.
#MosaicMonday - From a Roman villa in Trinquetaille (Arles) comes this mosaic of the myth of the abduction of Europa: ca. Late 2nd-Early 3rd Century AD. I love the polychrome mantle which gives the scene an almost rainbow effect. #Myth #Archaeology πΊ
Image: MusΓ©e de l'Arles antique, Arles
Medieval Dog Names (Real Names from medieval sources). Artus, Balbina, Bellina, Bembino, Bo, Borgettus, Curte, Dammast, Dyamant, Famia, Fortuna, Furstli, Gardiner, Gerland, Hapeguay, Hardy Hemmerli, Jakke, Lachne, Mamselle, Megastomo, Melesinn, Mignone, Monsieur, Mopsulus, Mopsus, Orsina, Petitcreiu, Purkoy, Rubino, Saphyrus, Sattin, Soldan, Speichli, Stosel, Sturdy, Terri, Turgk, Venus, Viola, Violina, Whitefoot, Zabot. List from Kathleen Walker-Meikle's book "Medieval Pets" @gettymuseum
In honor of National Dog Day, may we suggest one of these authentic and delightful medieval dog names for your next pet?
Tell us which is your favorite in the comments π