@red peasant
IIRC the phrase is spiro, spero. Dum was added later on. But I m not sure, I might be doing a terrible mistake actually..
@red peasant
IIRC the phrase is spiro, spero. Dum was added later on. But I m not sure, I might be doing a terrible mistake actually..
ΕΛΛΗΝΩΝ ΠΡΟΜΑΧΟΥΝΤΕΣ ΑΘΗΝΑΙΟΙ ΜΑΡΑΘΩΝΙ ΜΗΔΩΝ ΧΡΥΣΟΦΟΡΩΝ ΕΣΤΟΡΕΣΑΝ ΔΥΝΑΜΙΝ
Champions of the Greeks the Athenians in Marathon strewed the power of the goldendressed Persians
Yeah, you're more or less right. It is adapted from a passage in the letters ad Atticum, but not a direct quote. Maybe it is wrong for me to attribute it to C. in this form.Originally Posted by Advo-san
Dum spiro spero
A great many people think they are thinking when they are really rearranging their prejudices.
- William James
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