- "Breather" in
recent years. The university's
graduation song,
Gaudeamus igitur,
iuvenes dum
sumus ("Let us rejoice,
while we are young"),
acknowledges students...
-
stanza are repeated; for instance:
Gaudeamus igitur,
Iuvenes dum sumus,
Gaudeamus igitur,
Iuvenes dum sumus! Post
iucundam iuventutem, Post
molestam senectutem...
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entrusted to the gens
Horatia that
allowed the
desacralisation of the
iuvenes at the end of the
military season,
later transferred to the state. J****'s...
- the god of
young soldiers. The
function of
Iuventas is to
protect the
iuvenes (the novi
togati of the year, who are
required to
offer a
sacrifice to...
- had each
established a
group of followers. The
Luperci were
young men (
iuvenes),
usually between the ages of 20 and 40. They
formed two
religious collegia...
-
astronomical treatise, PL 101, 979–1002; (?)
Propositiones ad
acuendos iuvenes, ed.
Menso Folkerts, "Die
alteste mathematische Aufgabensammlung in lateinischer...
-
increase the
number of the
people or, in K. Latte's
understanding of the
iuvenes, the army), in
Umbria at
Pisaurum Lucina, at
Terventum in
Samnium Regina...
-
Iuventas shows a
clear Varunian character in the
liaison of
Romulus with the
iuvenes the
young soldiers;
Terminus has a
Mitran character even
though he shows...
- Hampden–Sydney
College Former names Hampden–Sidney
College Motto Huc
venite iuvenes ut
exeatis viri Γνώσεσθε τὴν αλήθειαν
Motto in English Latin: Come here...
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fables called Fiore di virtù (14th century), Odo of Shirton's De
heremita iuvene (12th century), and a
French fabliau (13th century). The last two are the...
