Did you know that “fortune favors the bold” actually started as one of Virgil’s Latin phrases in Aeneid? Roman commander Pliny the Elder even allegedly chose the quote as his final words when he set ...

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Latin may be called an ancient language, but its wisdom continues to live in the words and phrases we still use every day. From common English words such as agenda, alibi, memo, and versus to deeply ...

Proverb of the Day: The famous Latin proverb “Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?” meaning “Who will guard the guards themselves?” remains one of history’s most powerful reflections on authority, ...