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- vocabulary - In what sense is a university (universitas) a whole . . .
communia universitas literaria universitas universitas ultramontanorum universitas citramontanorum universitas doctorum et scholarium The book itself looks very interesting and there is more context and discussion in pages around the quoted text
- Meaning of “universitas litterarum“? - Latin Language Stack Exchange
The last, most familiar use comes from the increasingly common use of expressions (in charters, official documents, etc ) like universitas magistrorum et scholarium (association community of teachers and scholars) or universitas studii (association community of study) to describe the institutions and legal privileges of emerging institutions of
- How do I say Humanism in Latin?
From what I remember, using humanitas for humanity isn't considered good Latin Things like gens humana or genus humanum or even universitas humana That would make humanism seem like a pretty good primary meaning of humanitas, with parallels in things like romanitas and latinitas
- How to properly translate Monstrous Universe phrase into Latin?
For example, instead of monstr (u)osum, you could say immane, but that is often used to talk about monstrous size Since the universe actually is very big, that would probably be understood as "vast universe " You could also say universitas instead of universum (careful, it's feminine, so it would require monstruosa, or immanis for that matter)
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For a book (let's say on cryptozoology) I need to come up with a scientific name for bigfoot I'm thinking of using a literal translation of bigfoot for the genus As typical in scientific naming,
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In what sense is a university (universitas) a whole? The word for a university in many languages (not Finnish though!) comes from the Latin word universitas The word appears to mean roughly "the whole", but one might also analyze it along the vocabulary medieval-latin academic-latin Joonas Ilmavirta ♦ 116k asked Apr 10, 2019 at 22:48 9votes 2answers 1kviews
- Newest academic-latin Questions - Latin Language Stack Exchange
In what sense is a university (universitas) a whole? The word for a university in many languages (not Finnish though!) comes from the Latin word universitas The word appears to mean roughly "the whole", but one might also analyze it along the vocabulary medieval-latin academic-latin Joonas Ilmavirta ♦ 118k asked Apr 10, 2019 at 22:48
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