For those unfamiliar with that Latin sentence, Francis is quoting the Roman
playwright Terence (P. Terentius Afer). It is usually translated:
"I am a man, I consider nothing that is human alien to me."
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Tue 11 May, 2010 09:28 am
@George,
i'll be sure to keep an eye on this thread. I've studied Latin in high school, but since I'm not using it.. it's as if I never learned a bit.
thank you again
This is for a class and I'm struggling a bit with the double genitive's.
The sentence is "My son's opinions are often foolish."
So far I have, "Sententiae filii mei sunt saepe stultae" (I'm not worried about the order of the words). I was wondering if this was correct and, if not, what is it that I am not seeing grammatically. Thanks!
Hey I was wondering whether there was any latin words in which have relation to magic or mage or wizard.
its for a character name for WoW.
sad i know.
but i would like a unique name in a sese.
or even a sentimental quote that is 1 to 2 words long that i could conjoin.