Meanings of latin quotations in English

Latin quotations, even from HORACE, have gone out of fashion in the Houses of Parliament.

Mr. Gladstone outdid himself, but perhaps was a little too profuse with his Latin quotations.

He loved also a sprinkling of Latin quotations and allusions to old and little known authors.

You have your Latin quotations all pat.

I knew by the long Latin quotations that Smith indulged in, that he was fast verging on intoxication.

In the last parliament we often had Latin quotations, but never from a member with a new constituency.

He was much given to the singing of French songs and to making long and learned Latin quotations.

His notes and introduction are filled with Latin quotations, and he appears as much a scholar as Hosea Biglow does a natural.

So we went to bed thinking about our poor old Bottle Man consoling himself out there on his island with Latin quotations.

His style was often too florid and his Latin quotations, though excellent in themselves, were not suited to the taste of his audiences.

The priest proposed that I take the place, and I accepted it eagerly, for I was tired of copying Latin quotations and ecclesiastic formulas.

"Musty coaches and Latin quotations!" I exclaimed.

To occupy his leisure hours he took to reading; and, some of the books containing Latin quotations, he became desirous of ascertaining what they meant.

"Abstineo venere," said he, lowering his eyes in a comical manner, for he did not fear Latin quotations.