Spoken Latin: What does “Onus Aetna Gravius” mean?
This week’s episode of our series treating Latin expressions and passages is about the phrase Onus Aetna gravius, ...
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Spoken Latin: What does “In Aliud Tempus Differre” mean?
The last few days I have been reading Cicero’s philosophical work on old age (De Senectute), which, along with De ...
Spoken Latin: Daniel De Plinii Epistula Eiusque Consilio Loquitur
In this episode of Loci & Locutiones, Daniel talks about Pliny's views regarding studying: should you opt for ...
Spoken Latin: What does “alicui os sublinere” mean?
Whoever reads Plautus’ plays will undoubtedly run into the fascinating expression alicui os sublinere. It's that ...
Spoken Latin: What does “artifex” mean?
If you are learning Latin, reading and listening to as much Latin as possible is key. In this video you'll listen ...
Halloween Special in Latin #3 — The Art Of Shuddering
This year’s Halloween special takes you on a journey through the art of shuddering. (See all Halloween specials in ...
Spoken Latin: What does “Magni Aestimare” mean?
In this episode of "Loci et Locutiones" I discuss the meaning and use of the expression magni aestimare taken from ...
Spoken Latin: What does “In Alienas Manus Devenire”?
In this part of the series Loci et locutiones I talk about the words aliquid in manus alienas devenire, taken from ...
Spoken Latin: What does “Timeo quorsum evadas” mean?
In this fourth episode of the series "Loci et locutiones" I talk about the Latin expression timeo quorsum evadas, ...