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Latin Phrase-Book

Note 5 — II. Space and Time

H. W. (Henry William) Auden translation

The spirit of a thing is usually rendered by such words as natura, proprietas, ratio atque voluntas, e.g. the spirit, genius of a language, natura or proprietas sermonis; the spirit of the laws, voluntas et sententia legum.

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