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Beati pauperes spiritu = Blessed are the poor in spirit. (Matt. 5:3,
King James) |
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Gnothe Seauton = Gnothi se auton = know thyself. Appears in Hamlet,
Act I. Motto on the temple of Appolo in Delphi. Attributed to Thales,
Chilo and others.
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Veni, vidi, vici = I came, I saw, I conquered (Julius Caesar) |
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Jentaculum = Breakfast |
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XIses = elevenses, British late morning tea.;
Cenaculum = upper room (eating room) |
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"The Twelve Days of Christmas". Xmas (purposely) occurs near the
winter Solstice. |
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Quousque tandem = To what point at last [O Cataline, wilt thou abuse
our patience!] (from Cicero's First Catalinarian) |
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Atrium = lobby;
triclinium = dining room with couch |
