Homo sum-humani nihil a me alienum puto.

I, v. 25) "Homo sum; humani nil a me alienum puto," which Donner translates literally:

You are a scholar, sir, and perhaps you remember the words of the Latin poet: 'Homo sum; humani nihil a me alien um puto.'

She appeared at Puto, an island off the coast of Chekiang near Ningpo.

Puto, an island off the coast of Chekiang, is the goal of many pilgrims from all parts of China.

"Eh, puto," he whispered.

"They understand better, 'proximus sum egomet mild'," wrote Lord Willoughby from Kronenburg, "than they have learned, 'humani nihid a me alienum puto'.