Proverbs of All Nations
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" Gate be open. Never be closed against an honest man. " Tt was just the time when the long-forgotten art of punctuation was beginning to be brought into use again. Abbot Martin was not skilled in this art, and unfortunately he employed a copyist to whom it was equally unknown. The consequence was, that the point which ought to have followed the word esto was placed after nidli, completely changing the meaning of the line, thus : PORTA PATENS ESTO NULLI. CLAUI>ARIS HONESTO.
" Gate be open never.... Be closed against an honest man. " 1 Nser hielper mangen Mand.
2 N served slaaer ingen Mand ihiel.
3 Beinalie bringt keine Miicke um.
4 Pour un point Martin perdit son ane.
88 PROVERBS OF ALL NATIONS.
The pope, being informed of this unseemly inscription, deposed Abbot Martin, and gave the abbey to another. The new dignitary corrected the punctuation of the unlucky line, and added the following one : UNO PRO PUNCTO CARUIT MARTINUS ASELLO.
That is to say, " For a single point Martin lost his Asello.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Gate be open. Never be closed against an honest man. " Tt was just the time when the long-forgotten art of punctuation was beginning to be brought into use again. Abbot Martin was not skilled in this art, and unfortunately he employed a copyist to whom it was equally unknown. The consequence was, that the point which ought to have followed the word esto was placed after nidli, completely changing the meaning of the line, thus : PORTA PATENS ESTO NULLI. CLAUI>ARIS HONESTO.
" Gate be open never.... Be closed against an honest man. " 1 Nser hielper mangen Mand.
2 N served slaaer ingen Mand ihiel.
3 Beinalie bringt keine Miicke um.
4 Pour un point Martin perdit son ane.
88 PROVERBS OF ALL NATIONS.
The pope, being informed of this unseemly inscription, deposed Abbot Martin, and gave the abbey to another. The new dignitary corrected the punctuation of the unlucky line, and added the following one : UNO PRO PUNCTO CARUIT MARTINUS ASELLO.
That is to say, " For a single point Martin lost his Asello.
What to read after Proverbs of All Nations?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Keating Kelly to read onlineMoreLess
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