Sentence examples for latin phrases from inspiring English sources
The book, Tyrocinium latinae linguae (Recruits' Drill in the Latin Language; 1545), was intended to impart a knowledge of Latin in everyday situations by matching Latin phrases with Dutch ones.
Four years of Latin, and two of Spanish, are required at the new high school, where Latin phrases adorn the walls and words like discipuli (students), magistri (teachers) and latrina (bathroom) are sprinkled into everyday conversation.
He also rarely used Latin phrases or words, though a few of his homilies do survive in Latin form, versions that were either drafts for later English homilies, or else meant to be addressed to a learned clergy.
It has a wonderful glossary of Latin phrases, proverbs, maxims and mottoes.
He is also prone to use Latin phrases without warning, or translation.
It is stained with moss and lichens, its Latin phrases shaded.
(Pari passu is a Latin phrase meaning "on equal footing").
Pari passu is a Latin phrase meaning, roughly, "on equal footing".
"Pari passu" is a Latin phrase that roughly means "on equal footing".
(The Latin phrase, from Horace, means "as is painting, so is poetry").
The Latin phrase refers to a scene depicted by many artists, including Rubens and Caravaggio.
