Notes and Queries, Number 47, September 21, 1850 by Various
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or in some accident of which a historical notice has been preserved?
L. _Hatchment and Atchievement._--Can any one of the readers of "NOTES AND QUERIES" tell me how comes the corruption _hatchment_ from _atchievement_? Ought the English word to be spelt with a _t_, or thus, _achievement_? Why are hatchments put up in churches and on houses? W. ANDERSON. {267} "_Te colui Virtutem_."--Who is the author of the line-- "Te colui virtutem ut rem ast tu nomen inane es?" It is a translation of part of a Greek tragic fragment, quoted, according to Dio Cassius, by Brutus just before his death. As much as is here translated is also to be found in Plutarch _De Superstitione_. E. "_Illa suavissima Vita_."--Where does "Illa suavissima vita indies sentire se fieri meliorem" come from? E. |
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