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Previously on "Wednesday Latin Quiz"

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  • Doggy Styles
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    Originally posted by zeitghost
    That's wot google said it meant too.
    Not my alternative google.

    On the other internet.

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  • Gibbon
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    Originally posted by Gibbon View Post
    parva leves capiunt animas

    Usual: literal and idiomatic. Particularly apt judging by some of today's posts.
    little things they capture minds

    (parva agrees with both leves and animas) so

    little things please little minds.

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  • Doggy Styles
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    Indians move their heads as they speak

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  • BrilloPad
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    Originally posted by Gibbon View Post
    parva leves capiunt animas

    Usual: literal and idiomatic. Particularly apt judging by some of today's posts.
    does one need to remove the api?

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  • Gibbon
    started a topic Wednesday Latin Quiz

    Wednesday Latin Quiz

    parva leves capiunt animas

    Usual: literal and idiomatic. Particularly apt judging by some of today's posts.

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