Dictionary of Foreign Phrases And Classical Quotations: a Treasury of Reference for Writers And Readers of Current Literature
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Quantum libet Quantum meruit Quantum mutatus ab illo Quantum sufficit Quantum valeat Quaquaversum Quare ?
Quare impedit ?
Quasi • Quern poenitet peccasse pene est innocens Quern te Deus esse jussit Qui amicus est amat, qui amat non utique amicus est Qui capit ille facit Quicquid agunt homines nostri est farrago libelli Quicquid excessit modum pendet instabili loco Quicunque turpi fraude semel innotuit, etiamsi verum dicit, amittit fidem How much How much emptiness there is in the pursuits of ma...n (in life). What trifles men pursue As much as you please As much as he deserved How changed from what he once was As much as is sufficient (To take a thing for) what it is worth In whatever direction Why ? for what reason ?
Why does he stand in the way, or hinder ?
As if ; in a manner He who is sorry for having done wrong is next to innocent What God commanded you to be He who is a friend loves, but he who loves is not necessarily a friend If the cap fits, put it on Whatever men do (all the interests of men)forms the miscellaneous matter of our (my) little book Whatever has exceeded its bounds is in a state of instability Whoever has once become known for ah act of base deceit, even when he speaks the truth, loses the credit of it Latin Section.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Quantum libet Quantum meruit Quantum mutatus ab illo Quantum sufficit Quantum valeat Quaquaversum Quare ?
Quare impedit ?
Quasi • Quern poenitet peccasse pene est innocens Quern te Deus esse jussit Qui amicus est amat, qui amat non utique amicus est Qui capit ille facit Quicquid agunt homines nostri est farrago libelli Quicquid excessit modum pendet instabili loco Quicunque turpi fraude semel innotuit, etiamsi verum dicit, amittit fidem How much How much emptiness there is in the pursuits of ma...n (in life). What trifles men pursue As much as you please As much as he deserved How changed from what he once was As much as is sufficient (To take a thing for) what it is worth In whatever direction Why ? for what reason ?
Why does he stand in the way, or hinder ?
As if ; in a manner He who is sorry for having done wrong is next to innocent What God commanded you to be He who is a friend loves, but he who loves is not necessarily a friend If the cap fits, put it on Whatever men do (all the interests of men)forms the miscellaneous matter of our (my) little book Whatever has exceeded its bounds is in a state of instability Whoever has once become known for ah act of base deceit, even when he speaks the truth, loses the credit of it Latin Section.
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