An ode to Madoff, Stanford, and Hurd:
Vivitur parvo bene
Vivitur multo malum
One can live well with little
One can live poorly with much
Psalm 49:18ff
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About Me
- Hieronymus Intellectus Minoris
- The Latin name was given to me by a professor at the University of Louvain. Hieronymus was for my namesake, St. Jerome. Intellectus is being used as Latin genitive of description translated as intellect and minoris as an attributive adjective tranlated as minor. Together my handle aptly means Jerome of minor intellect. For my story see the rest of my profile.
2 comments:
One generally writes on blogs; I haven't heard from you for a bit. I hope our last exchange over politics isn't going to be our last.
Kelley - my silence comes from the ever absorbing needs of the (o)ther who at times I find indistinguishable from the "il ya" ...
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