Salvete, amici (Welcome, friends)!
When Cicero spoke, the Senate and the Roman People listened, because everything, from quips to quotes, sounds better in Latin.
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In a Corner with a Book Thomas à Kempis beautifully expressed what's in every book-lover's heart: 'In all things I have sought rest and nowhere found it, save in a corner with a book.' |
Veni Vidi Julius Caesar's classic expression of effortless military prowess: I came, I saw, I conquered. Offered in its original form and with various twists. |
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Attitudes For centuries the greatest thinkers of the Western world expressed their greatest thoughts in Latin. Now you can express your modern sentiments using the same noble language as Caesar and Cicero. |
Cicero Ipse Dixit Quotes from the undisputed master of Latin eloquence, Marcus Tullius Cicero himself. |
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Baby Latin Decartes said, 'Cogito Ergo Sum,' which is Latin for 'I think, therefore I am'. Babies say, forget all that; the truth is, there are other reasons to believe I'm here. |
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From the Land of the Pharaohs The Divine Speech (in its own terms, 'mdw nTr') of ancient Egypt lives again on gifts and apparel worthy of a Pharaoh's favor. |
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A Most Sincerely Dead Language Timeless messages for today in ancient Sumerian, world's oldest recorded language. |
A Brief Nod to the Greeks The Romans were great fans of all things ancient Greek (well, almost), above all their greatest inventions: the alphabet and classical drama. But there were insights even the Romans missed . . . |
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Random Thoughts That little corner of the store where they collect things that just don't belong anywhere else. |
