- (Bad for whom?). cui
prodest for whom it
advances Short for cui
prodest scelus is
fecit (for whom the
crime advances, he has done it) in Seneca's Medea...
- for "Services to Art and
Design Education" and
chose as his
motto "PERGE
SCELUS MIHI DIEM PERFICIAS",
which can be
translated as "Proceed, varlet, and let...
- AUDACIAE;
IMPIETATI ET
MALIS ARTIBUS, from Livy's life of
Ancus Martius.
INFAME SCELUS ... RI
INFELICI SUSPE, a "paraphrase from the same work".
There is a third...
- and the Political.
Insomniac Press. p. 16. ISBN 978-1-894663-63-2. ubi
scelus est id, quod non
proficit scire, ubi
venus mutatur in
alteram formam, ubi...
- Campagna, 21
April 1380; Urban's
constant ****istant, he died in 1394. "
scelus nullo antea sæculo auditum" (Egidio da Viterbo,
Historia viginti sæculorum)...
-
Academy of Literature. Kossak-Szczucka's
historical novels include Beatum scelus (1924), Złota wolność (Golden Liberty, 1928),
Legnickie pole (The Field...
- (Bad for whom?). cui
prodest for whom it
advances Short for cui
prodest scelus is
fecit (for whom the
crime advances, he has done it) in Seneca's Medea...
-
Central Europe,
bearing the
motto (supposedly that of Charlemagne) "In
Scelus Exsurgo Sceleris Discrimina Purgo",
which translates roughly as "I fight...
- out from the
deepest realm of Dis/
Hades whatever thou hast left;
hateful Scelus (Crime)
shall come and
reckless Impietas/
Dyssebeia (Impiety),
stained with...
- (“arrogant” or “proud”), and Servius'
death is a "tragic crime" (tragi****
scelus), a dark
episode in Rome's
history and just
cause for the
abolition of the...
