-
scribe named Wisolf ran into
difficulties and he
ended with the words: "
nequeo Vuisolf" ("I am unable. Wisolf").
There is no
indication of
whether Wisolf...
- In Book VII, line 312 he
gives to Juno the
famous saying,
flectere si
nequeo superos,
Acheronta movebo: 'If I
cannot bend the will of Heaven, I shall...
-
attributed to the
medieval philosopher Roscelin of Compiègne
flectere si
nequeo superos,
Acheronta movebo if I can not
reach Heaven I will
raise **** Virgil...
- case of Benevento, the
former name was
considered of ill augury— in Latin:
nequeo means 'I am unable', and
nequitia means 'worthlessness'.
During Roman times...
- compromise-formations, of
obtruding itself on
consciousness during the night.
Flectere si
nequeo superos,
Acheronta movebo.*(2) At any rate, the
interpretation of dreams...
-
attributed to the
medieval philosopher Roscelin of Compiègne
flectere si
nequeo superos,
Acheronta movebo if I can not
reach Heaven I will
raise **** Virgil...
- quid Rōmae faciam? mentīrī nesciŏ; librum, sī
malus est,
nequeō laudāre et poscere; mōtus astrōrum ignōrō; fīnus prōmittere
patris nec volŏ nec possum;...
-
nequeo mihi
temperare quominus unum
exemplum antiquitatis adferam ex quo
intellegi possit apud
populum etiam de
culturis agendi morem fuisse, qualiterque...
