Favorites Quote's
Author
Topic's
Blog
Login
Ads Place 1222
I Count Him Lost, Who Is Lost To Shame. [lat., Nam Ego Illum Periisse Duco, Cui Quidem Periit Pudor.]
-Plautus
Please Wait....
Translating....
Select Image
Download as Image
Japanese
Korean
Turkish
Indonesian
Arabic
English
Spanish
French
German
Hindi
Chinese
I Count Him Lost, Who Is Lost
Plautus
I Count Him Lost, Who Is Lost To Shame. [lat., Nam Ego Illum Periisse Duco, Cui Quidem Periit Pudor.]
Views: 18
Topic
Ego
Shame
Lost
More From Plautus
What Is Thine Is Mine, And All Mine Is Thine. [lat., Quod Tuum'st Meum'st; Omne Meum Est Autem Tuum.]
Friendship
Mines
It Well Becomes A Young Man To Be Modest.
Men
Young
Modest
No One Can Be So Welcome A Guest That He Will Not Become An Annoyance When He Has Stayed Three Continuous Days In A Friend's House. [lat., Hospes Nullus Tam In Amici Hospitium Diverti Potest, Quin Ubi Triduum Continuum Fuerit Jam Odiosus Siet.
House
Three
Jam
Besides That, When Elsewhere The Harvest Of Wheat Is Most Abundant, There It Comes Up Less By One-fourth Than What You Have Sowed. There, Methinks, It Were A Proper Place For Men To Sow Their Wild Oats, Where They Would Not Spring Up.
Spring
Men
Oats
Bad Conduct Soils The Finest Ornament More Than Filth.
Ornaments
Soil
Filth
Ads Place 3
Ads Place 2
Trending Author
Nicola Formichetti
Michael Bergin
Richard Harris Barham
Herman Melville
John Rawls
R. Lee Ermey
Category
Information
Ads Place 4
Ads Place 5