- text (see below). It is also
quoted as "scio me
nihil scire" or "scio me
nescire". It was
later back-translated to
Katharevousa Gr**** as "[ἓν οἶδα ὅτι]...
-
Lexikon der
indogermanischen Verben proposed sciō is a back-formation of
nescīre,
meaning "to not know, be
unfamiliar with",
which may
derive from Proto-Indo-European...
-
Bible indicates the
religious side of education. The
school motto, "Turpe
Nescire",
means "It is a
disgrace to be ignorant".
Around 1900, H. G. Abel, then...
- In qua
vicisse est continu****e suos.
Mille facesse iocos;
turpe est
nescire puellam Ludere:
ludendo saepe paratur amor. This, translated, says: It...
- of a verb: vīvere est cōgitāre (Cicero) 'to live is to think' errāre,
nescīre, dēcipī ...
turpe dūcimus (Cicero) 'we
consider to be in error, to be ignorant...
-
azure a
Bible argent with
clasps Or Crest: An owl
argent Motto:
Turpe Nescire (It is a
disgrace to be ignorant") The
golden lion in a red
field relates...
- 1007/978-94-011-7644-6_5.)
Steffen Ducheyne,
Curing pansophia through eruditum nescire.
Bernard Nieuwentijt’s (1654 – 1718)
epistemology of modesty, HOPOS: The...
- Aeneid.) 1976
University of
Rochester Rochester, New York
August 8–13
Nescire autem quid ante quam
natus sis acciderit, id est
semper esse puerum. (Not...
