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Barbarus..est sermo fere omnis preter Latinum
"Latin is just about the only civilised language",
wrote a schoolmaster in the fifteenth century
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Extract of illustrated manuscript taken from the Bible of Saint Louis

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Qualis vir, talis oratio
The way a man talks reveals his character

The Confessions of St. Augustine by Carolinne White Oxford Latin is based among the dreaming spires of Oxford, with access to the resources of the Bodleian Library. Its director is Carolinne White who has a degree in Classics and a doctorate from Oxford University and experience as a translator. She has worked on the supplement to the Liddell and Scott Greek Lexicon and more recently on the Medieval Latin Dictionary from British sources. Early Christian Lives by Carolinne White
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Scorpio blanditur vultu, pars postera pungit
A scorpion presents an attractive face but its back part stings

Illustrated manuscript taken from a near-original reproduction of the Bible of Saint Louis
www.biblia-san-luis.com (M. Moleiro editor (source))
© Carolinne White 2002
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