Latin Collection (page 30)

Horace, Quintus Horatius Flaccus (65-8 BC). Latin
" Horace, Quintus Horatius Flaccus (65-8 BC). Latin poet. Illustrated page of the first book of " Ars Poetica" (The Art of Poetry) by Horace. Edition of 18th c. Engraving. SPAIN

HOMER (9th century BC). Greek writer. First page of a bilingual edition in Latin and Greek of the Homers Odissey

APULEIUS, Lucius (124-180). Latin writer. Metamorphosis by Apuleyo, 9th book (Asinus Aureus). Main episode of Psyche

MEUNG, Jean de (1240-1305); BOETHIUS, Anicius Manlius Severi

ESOPUS (650-560 BC). Greek fabulist. Fables. Latin edition carried out in Leyden in 1579. Title page. Photography

SENECA, Lucius Annaeus (4 BC-65). Latin philosopher, statesman, politician and dramatist. Etching

ARISTOTLE (384-332 BC). Greek philosopher. De Anima. Edition in Latin made in Lyon (1561). Photography

PLAUTUS (254-184 BC). LATIN
RIBELLES Y FELIP, Jos (1775-1835). Othello. Depiction of the main character of Shakespeares work Othello

Plautus (254-184 BC). Latin comedy poet. Illustration of the work Amphitryo, in an edition of Plautus Comedies

ARISTOPHANES (445-380 BC)

BOETHIUS, Anicius Manlius Severinus (480-524). Latin philosopher and politician. Frontispiece of De Arithmetica by

EUCLID (c. 300 BC). Greek mathematician and geometrician. Elements. Latin edition. Photography

Biblia Pol�ota Complutense (The Complutensian
Biblia Pol� ota Complutense (The Complutensian Polyglot Bible). Bible written in Hebrew, Greek and Latin (some parts also in Aramaic)

Teresa of Jesus, Saint
Latin version of Aesops Fables carried out by the Italian humanist Lorenzo Valla. Edited in Salamanca by Juan

OVID, Publius Ovidius Naso (43 BC-18). Latin poet. Cover of an edition of his works made in Venice in 1558. Photography

Scipione Capece
SCIPIONE CAPECE Neapolitan poet who wrote in Latin. Date: ? - 1562

Wolverhampton Poor Law Officers Recreation Club Badge
Wolverhampton Poor Law Officers Recreation Club enamel badge in gold and blue. It bears the Latin motto Tenebris Critur Lux - Darkness will be Light. Date: Date unknown

The Quartier Latin. A magazine devoted to the arts. Poster with art nouveau aspects showing a seated woman holding a palette and paint brushes. Date between 1890 and 1900

Queen Henrietta Maria, wife of King Charles I, mother of King Charles II. Date: 1609 - 1669

Woman selling Empanadas, Argentina
Woman selling Empanadas (stuffed bread or pastry (baked or fried) - popular in many countries in Latin America) at San Miguel de Tucuman, Argentina. Date: 1910s

Central Europe
Detailed map of central Europe with Latin place names, showing Prussia, Polonia, Bohemia Date: 1450

Street in the Latin Quarter, Paris
A narrow street in the Latin Quarter, south of the River Seine, Paris, France Date: circa 1910s

Large building in Chile, South America
Hacienda or Country Mansion -- a large building in Chile, South America, with people riding and training horses, and the Andes in the background. 1824

Coypu in a landscape, Chile, South America
A pair of coypu in a landscape of carob acacia trees in Chile, South America. 1824

Two Araucanos playing pelican, Chile, South America
Two Araucanos (natives of Chile) playing at pelican, or bandy-ball, a game similar to hockey, in the high mountain valley of Cuevas, Chile, South America. 1824

Mountain valley of Cuevas with llamas, Chile, South America
The high mountain valley of Cuevas with llamas in the snow, in Chile, South America. 1824

Bennetts Cross, one of the many rough hewn medieval latin crosses which are to be found on Dartmoor, Devonshire, England. It can be found near the Warren House Inn. Date: 1950s

Kingsleys Gravestone
The simple white graveside cross of English author CHARLES KINGSLEY, with passion flowers and Latin inscription : We have, we loved and we will love. Date: 1819 - 1875

Street scene, South American mainland, WW1
Street scene on the South American mainland around the time of the Battle of the Falkland Islands, First World War. Date: circa December 1914

Travels into Chile, over the Andes
The Canada, a street in Santiago, Chile, South America, with buildings, people and animals. 1824

Italian Caproni Ca. 5 bomber plane, WW1
The Italian Caproni Ca.5 heavy bomber plane, used during the First World War and later. It was a three-engine biplane constructed in wood and covered with fabric

Tango Tea, 1913
The new craze of 1913, the tango dance given a novel spin with the tango tea at the Queens Theatre, London where the theatre stalls were removed and replaced by tables and chairs for afternoon tea

Tango dancing at Harewood Place
A newly opened venue for the tango tea craze of 1913, at Harewood Place, Hanover Square in London. Opened by Mr F. H. Payne

View of Rome
An imaginary view of Rome in a marginal drawing. In front of the city stand two men, one of whom is wearing armour. There are birds flying over their heads

Romulus and Remus being suckled by Lupa
Detail from a page of text, showing a marginal drawing of Romulus and Remus being suckled by the she wolf Lupa. 1543

Luther at University
As a college student at Erfurt, Martin discovers the Bible in Latin Date: 1501 - 1503

Luther Finds the Bible
In the college library at Erfurt, Martin discovers the Bible in Latin Date: 1501 - 1503

Pietro Aretino / De Brij
PIETRO ARETINO Italian writer Date: 1492 - 1556

Hannibal / Silver Coin
HANNIBAL Carthaginian general, famous for his crossing of the Alps Date: 247 - 183 BC

Latin Quarter Cabaret Bar, Broadway and 48th Street, New York Date: c. 1930s

Primula Marginata (Marginate or Silver Edged Primrose), a flowering perennial of the Primulaceae family with pale pink or purple flowers. Seen here growing in a rocky setting

Primula Sikkimensis (Himalayan Cowslip), a flowering plant of the Primulaceae family with bright pink or yellow flowers. The Latin name primula refers to flowers that are among the first to open in

Primula Auricula (Bears Ear Primrose) Celtic King
Primula Auricula (Bears Ear Primrose), Celtic King variety, a flowering plant of the Primulaceae family. The Latin name primula refers to flowers that are among the first to open in spring

Primula Forrestii (Forest Primrose), a flowering perennial of the Primulaceae family with a bright yellow flower, native to China

Primula Malacoides (Fairy Primrose, Baby Primrose), a flowering perennial of the Primulaceae family, native to China, with white, pink or purple flowers. Seen here growing in a rocky setting

Primula Frondosa (Leafy Primrose), a herbaceous perennial of the Primulaceae family. It has mauve-pink flowers with yellow centres

Primula Involucrata, a flowering perennial of the Primulaceae family with white or pink flowers. The Latin name primula refers to flowers that are among the first to open in spring

Primula Auricula (Bears Ear Primrose) with bee guard
Primula Auricula (Bears Ear Primrose), Alexandra variety, a flowering plant of the Primulaceae family with yellow flowers. It grows on rocks in mountain ranges of Central Europe

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