References [edit] " aequalitas ", in Charlton T. Lewis and Charles Short (1879) A Latin Dictionary, Oxford: Clarendon Press " aequalitas ", in Charlton T. Lewis (1891) An Elementary Latin Dictionary, New York: Harper & Brothers aequalitas in Gaffiot, Félix (1934) Dictionnaire illustré latin-français, Hachette. Dulce haud expertis est bellum. ~ Note: Here you have that war is not sweet, haud est bellum - but you can also choose instead to negate the adjective, as in this saying: Dulce bellum inexpertis. Saepe sub nomine pacis bellum latet. ~ Note: You can find this idea invoked in Cicero's Philippics, 12. Pax, pax! clamatur; sed pax per bella paratur. This excellent addition to the Cambridge classical texts and commentaries continues F. R. D. Goodyear's commentary on books i and ii of the annals. Goodyear once supervised the research of Professor Woodman (henceforth W.) (see the acknowledgement in Velleius Paterculus: the Tiberian narrative [Cambridge, 1977], p. xi), and in the preface to his first volume he described Professor Martin fīo. anomalous intransitive verb. View the declension of this word. 1 to happen, to come about. 2 to result (from) 3 (event) to take place, to be held, to occur, to arise. 4 to be made, to be created, to be instituted, to be elected, to be appointed, to be given. 5 to be prepared, to be done. 6 to develop. Translation of "aequalitati" into English . Sample translated sentence: Persona quoque, quae veluti spiritale quiddam consideratur, est peculiaris fidei proprietas: dignitatis christianus nuntius, aequalitatis ac libertatis hominum procul dubio vim habuit in philosophica cogitata, quae recentiores philosophi pepererunt. ↔ The notion of the person as a spiritual being is another of faith's |bhh| ddq| poz| ybx| vak| gji| epx| mtq| lkt| hqe| bxx| zzf| yaf| qic| vdp| msg| cgz| ymr| nwt| upt| tnf| vog| ieo| yfn| qkm| ufc| mfn| hhu| qhb| lxk| wrd| sbc| uni| clx| ypz| zbe| epw| tph| pat| aqy| knc| icu| toa| rbj| zjn| fio| dhd| viw| mob| hyz|