October 23rd, 2023 Latin of the Day - "Cui des videto"
"Cui des videto"
"Look at to whom you would give," "Consider to whom you give" ~ from the Monostichs of Dionysius Cato
a.d. X Kalendas Novembres anno A.U.C. MMDCCLXXVI
October 23rd, 2023 Latin of the Day - "Cui des videto"
"Cui des videto"
"Look at to whom you would give," "Consider to whom you give" ~ from the Monostichs of Dionysius Cato
a.d. X Kalendas Novembres anno A.U.C. MMDCCLXXVI
October 18th, 2023 Latin of the Day - "Mutuum da!"
"Mutuum da!"
"Give a loan!" (literally, perhaps better translated more loosely, as in the Loeb's "Be willing to lend!"
a.d. XV Kalendas Novembres anno A.U.C. MMDCCLXXVI
October 11th, 2023 Latin of the Day - "Familiam cura!"
"Familiam cura!"
"Care for your household!" It is fair, I think, to translate this by the modern cognate (:Care for your family!"), but the Latin familia was much broader than the English "family" - it really translates more accurately as "household." From the Monostichs of Dionysius Cato
a.d. V Idus Octobres anno A.U.C. MMDCCLXXVI
October 1st, 2023 Latin of the Day - "Rem tuam custodi!"
"Rem tuam custodi!"
"Guard your own property," "Protect your own affair(s)," perhaps even to be rendered by the English expression, "Mind your own business!" - from the Monostichs of Cato
Kalendis Octobribus anno A.U.C. MMDCCLXXVI
August 21st, 2023 Latin of the Day - "Cum bonis ambula!"
"Cum bonis ambula!"
"Walk with good (people)," "Walk in good company!" - from the Monostichs of Cato
a.d. XII Kalendas Septembres anno A.U.C. MMDCCLXXVI
August 20th, 2023 Latin of the Day - "Foro parce!"
"Foro parce!"
"Avoid the marketplace!" - from the Monostichs of Cato (possibly anticipating Bacon's "idols of the marketplace")
a.d. XIII Kalendas Septembres anno A.U.C. MMDCCLXXVI
August 18th, 2023 Latin of the Day - "Datum serva!"
"Datum serva!"
"Keep what is given (to you)," "Take care of what you have been given!" - from the Monostichs of Cato
a.d. XV Kalendas Septembres anno A.U.C. MMDCCLXXVI
July 10th, 2023 Latin of the Day - "Supplica deo!"
"Supplica deo!"
"Be humble to divinity," or simply "Pray to God" - from the Monostichs of Cato
a.d. VI Idus Quintiles anno A.U.C. MMDCCLXXVI