Significats de latinist en anglès

Swift, a good latinist, also tried his hand, as did Addison and Pope and even Congreve.

Schiller left the academy a good Latinist, though with but little Greek.

A Latinist, he was erudite as were few of his artistic contemporaries.

A porter shot at a chamois and missed it and crippled the Latinist.

He was an erudite Latinist, a brilliant conversationalist, a sure and generous friend.

I am a Latinist: I can train falcons and hounds and break horses.

He was a Latinist, and as I have been told, a bachelor of laws.

Orbajosa will lose much in losing her great Latinist.

Schmoll is a Latinist of great learning, and, after Mommsen, the chief epigraphist of the world.

Item, I have made her a tolerable Latinist.

'I am the best Latinist in my college,' he says quietly.

He was a great Latinist, and one of those ecclesiastics who earnestly desired a reform of the Church.

I was about at my wits' end when it occurred to me to try it on the Latinist.

Oho, these Latinists cannot hoodwink me, you observe, though by ordinary it chimes with my humor to appear content.

"What do you think of this?" said Hassard, who was a good Latinist.

These men who frequented the château de Tiffauges were fervent Latinists, marvellous conversationalists, possessors of forgotten arcana, guardians of world-old secrets.