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Few of thy spies, indeed, have ever returned with life; their heads have been left at the foot of the hill, with the scroll in their lips, 'Dic ad inferos quid in superis novisti. Tell to the shades below what thou hast seen in the heights above." "And the Walloons know Latin!" muttered the knight; "I respect them!"
Nam qui Tartareum in specus Victus lumina flexerit, Quidquid praecipuum trahit, Perdit, dum videt inferos. It may be observed, in general, that the future is purchased by the present. It is not possible to secure instant or permanent happiness but by the forbearance of some immediate gratification.
He was exceedingly wroth, and poured forth his vexation in a torrent of very unparliamentary language. "Corpo di Guida!" he exclaimed, among a curious assortment of heterogeneous adjurations "Body of Judas!" stooping to the ground as he spoke, and striking the back of his hand against it, with an action that very graphically represented a singular survival of the classical testor inferos!
Ubi sunt, qui ante nos in mundo fuere? Vadite ad superos, transits ad inferos, ubi jam fuere. Vita nostra brevis est, brevi finietur, venit mors velociter, rapit nos atrociter, nemini parcetur. Vivant omnes virgines faciles, formosae, vivant et mulieres, vivant et mulieres bonae, laboriosae.
In the "Descensus ad Inferos" of Laberius all sorts of people come forward, who have seen wonders and signs; to one there appeared a husband with two wives, whereupon a neighbour is of opinion that this is still worse than the vision, recently seen by a soothsayer in a dream, of six aediles.
In the "Descensus ad Inferos" of Laberius all sorts of people come forward, who have seen wonders and signs; to one there appeared a husband with two wives, whereupon a neighbour is of opinion that this is still worse than the vision, recently seen by a soothsayer in a dream, of six aediles.
Few of thy spies, indeed, have ever returned with life; their heads have been left at the foot of the hill, with the scroll in their lips, 'Dic ad inferos quid in superis novisti. Tell to the shades below what thou hast seen in the heights above." "And the Walloons know Latin!" muttered the knight; "I respect them!"
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