60-0669^H25808.8preferenceucollection\bookcity\kansaslublic librarysas city,urii*v;KANSAS 01 fY. MO PUBLIC I IHHARYD DD01DICTIONARY OF QUOTATIONSLATINDICTIONARYOFQUOTATIONSLATINBYTHOMAS BENF1ELD HARBOTTLHINDEXESM4TB AUTHORS AND SUBJECTSLONDON& LIMITEDSWAN SONNBNSCHBIN CO.,NEW YORK: TEE MACMIIXAN CO,1909LATIN QUOTATIONS."A dii0 immortelibus homini essoquidem qnaa potesfc major poena,"futoto dementia. ?atque*DeOICBBO. XV 39.Xlarmpicum Me8$onm> III.,"What can the immortal inflict on man tluiugreater puninhmont gods"madiQoss or Iinsanity**A descend!t nrandlprima origineCausarum series." LUCAH. FX 608,Pha^-saUa,"Bven from the first of the worldbeginningsDescends a chain11A minimo anteiri vult,"c|ri!s*' wone lias a to oxceltad his own rolatlon.Every special objection being )>y**A se orsw oo&roaitprlmura douxum simrosuinquo ; quod j?leri$c[ttehand minTO aroaum est rogoro,"
III.,"What can the immortal inflict on man tluiugreater puninhmont gods"madiQoss or Iinsanity**A descend!t nrandlprima origineCausarum series." LUCAH. FX 608,Pha^-saUa,"Bven from the first of the worldbeginningsDescends a chain11A minimo anteiri vult,"c|ri!s*' wone lias a to oxceltad his own rolatlon.Every special objection being )>y**A se orsw oo&roaitprlmura douxum simrosuinquo ; quod j?leri$c[ttehand minTO aroaum est rogoro,"
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LATINDICTIONARY
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QUOTATIONS
LATIN
BY
THOMAS BENF1ELD HARBOTTLH
INDEXESM4TB AUTHORS AND SUBJECTS
LONDON
& LIMITEDSWAN SONNBNSCHBIN CO.,
NEW YORK: TEE MACMIIXAN CO,
1909LATIN QUOTATIONS.
"
A dii0 immortelibus homini essoquidem qnaa potesfc major poena,
"
futoto dementia. ?atque*
DeOICBBO. XV 39.Xlarmpicum Me8$onm> III.,
"What can the immortal inflict on man tluiugreater puninhmont gods"
madiQoss or Iinsanity
**A descend!t nrandlprima origine
Causarum series." LUCAH. FX 608,Pha^-saUa,
"
Bven from the first of the worldbeginnings
Descends a chain
11
A minimo anteiri vult,"c|ri!s
*' wone lias a to oxceltad his own rolatlon.Every special objection being )>y
**A se orsw oo&roaitprlmura douxum simrosuinquo ; quod j?leri$c[tte
hand minTO aroaum est rogoro,""Befrainthen doing ; all-powerful
our wo are all too todren should misdeeds;copy promo
whatever is base and depraved."
"Ac veluti in onm ooorta estmagno populo saop
animisSeditio, saovitque ignobil volgus,
faces et aaza volants arma ;Jamq.no (furor niinifltrat)
ao wierHis si forte virumTurn piotate gravem quom
auribus adatatitsilent, ;Oonspexore, arreotisq.no
et muloot/'Hie diotisregit animos, pootora
I*VIROMX
"
As when sedition oft Kas stirred
some theIn. towngreat vulgar brd,
And brands and stones already fly*
For basrage alwaysweapons nigh-
Then snould sonao man of worth appear
Waose stainless virtu all rover,
hist ; his olear voice mlhush, theyThey
Their rebel their cools.'*wills, anger
'*Ac venemba ita oulmoGeres, surgeret alto,
vino oontraotae seria frontis."Expliouit
TL,
*'And to so she'd thedraughts Ceres, top ground
With tall our frets and worries drowned,"good ears,
"
animos insani Martis amoro/'Aocendamque
ViJaoitu FJI 060*nMntid,
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I will inflame their minds with lust of furious strife/*
u Aocendebat haeo, moram fIbiril o4l4 inonerabatqiae Sojanua, p@ritia
reoonderetlongum jaoiens, qnm auot&que ptomwot."
TAOIIJUS* AmmM l Si,
t n
"All this wasMamed and who with hiiaggravated Sfitjimw, thoyoiigh"by
ofthe character of nowect for a,ditit ftitttwcomprehension Tibertuts,
hatreds which the twasuwemperor might wd exhibitwbiup might
matured.Mly "(Church
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Aooeptisaima semper
Munera sunt auotor fwiVqua/o protiosa
Ovip, XVlLi 1L
"
Those are over mostgifts wcwtabk
Which take their value worn theonly givw."