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List of Latin phrases (full)

List of Latin phrases (full)
This page lists direct English translations of common Latin phrases. Some of the phrases are themselves translations of Greek phrases, as Greek rhetoric and literature reached its peak centuries before that of ancient Rome. This list is a combination of the twenty divided "List of Latin phrases" pages, for users who have no trouble loading large pages and prefer a single page to scroll or search through. The content of the list cannot be edited here, and is kept automatically in sync with the separate lists through the use of transclusion. Related:  Latin

Locutio: citations latines, expressions, locutions, aide au latin, traduction, theme, version Khan Academy Stonehenge Your Whole Town Will Suffer for Its Mistreatment of Wizards Your town is through. I have seen the way you treat wizards, ostracizing and abusing them, and I am here to repay your unkindness. Your first mistake was to challenge a wizard. That is also your last mistake. Wizards such as I will permit you no mistakes when it comes to ill treating wizards. For some I will simply kill you. Wives and daughters will be imprisoned in magic gems. I will raise snakes to slither upright and wear clothes. There will be a legion of stone men, carved from basalt and powered by crystals that glow with magical energy. I will conjure all of the skeletons from all of the graveyards and make them chase you and vex you at night. My familiar is an owl so I will call upon all of the owls in the community and the surrounding woods and I will grant them the power to speak in a child's voice. The owls will gradually learn your language and plague you with childlike calls for worms and mice. Some of you I will make invisible. Anything can happen. - The Revenging Wizard

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How Do You Say 'Hot Dog' in Latin? REMEMBER your ninth-grade Latin lessons? Here's a test: What is an ''escariorum lavator''? Or a ''birota automataria levis''? Doesn't sound like Horace to you? The Vatican has for the first time published a single-volume edition of its Latin-Italian dictionary, the Lexicon Recentis Latinitatis, and it includes not only divine diction but modern terms that have had no equal in Latin -- like pornographic film, which has been translated into ''pellicula cinematographica obscena.'' The lexicon, published last month, is a 728-page monster dictionary, which had previously been published in two volumes, A to L and M to Z. Available in bookstores around the Vatican, the dictionaries are selling briskly, said Giuliano Piva, a salesman at the Ancora Bookstore in front of St. The Vatican Latin Foundation (Fondatum Latinitas), which put the book together, is already working on a new edition, due out in a few years, according to Pietro Villa, an official with the foundation. Hitleriani?

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