Discipulis Haverfordiensibus Latinitatem Discendis
Andrew Arth 5.14.2020 Latin 002 Verbum Deep Dive Virtus, Virtutis Virtus, Virtutis is a feminine noun meaning manliness, valor, courage, greatness and glory. While it is not a particularly common word, being the 143rd most common word in […]
I recently attended a colloquium led by Riccardo Ginevra, in which he discussed common themes throughout classical literature about figures of beauty such as Kore-Persephone, Baldr, and Aurora from Sleeping Beauty. Ginevra made some excellent connections that I was never […]
Exhibit: early printed books exhibit Summary/reflection: It’s quite interesting to see what the early printed books look like, or to be a bit abstract, what materials people used to spread knowledge or opinions. At that time we had Vellum and […]
One day, a fox became very hungry as he went to search for some food. He searched high and low, but couldn’t find something that he could eat. Finally, as his stomach rumbled, he stumbled upon a farmer’s wall. At […]
Ver usually mean the spring, as well as nowadays, it could also be used to express the beginning, the productions of spring and the spring-time of life, youth. It was not quite frequently used and most of its usages preserve […]
Translation of “Maggie Mae” English: Oh dirty Maggie Mae they have taken her away And she never walk down Lime Street any more Oh the judge he guilty found her For robbing a homeward bounder That dirty no good […]
word choice: uer(ver) uer(ver) usually means the season Spring in Latin. It can also mean production of Spring or youth. It is the 2232nd frequent word in Latin. The word originates from Proto-italic word wezor. The usage of the word […]