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  • “RT @tomhimpe: 'to educate' comes from 'educere': 'to bring/draw out'.”

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  • “The word education comes form the Latin roots, educare and educere, "to lead out".”

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  • “Purge downward rather than upward, use potions rather than pills, and when you begin physic, persevere and continue in a course; for as one observes, [4254] movere et non educere in omnibus malum est; to stir up the humour (as one purge commonly doth) and not to prosecute, doth more harm than good.”

    Anatomy of Melancholy

  • “Though I don't believe the etymology that relates 'educare' to 'educere' wrong quantity; wrong conjugation it seems to me that the semantics are right: 'lead out' from oneself into a wider world; stimulate an open and intelligently enquiring mind: the facts can come later.”

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  • “Soldanus præter homines ad sua castra seruanda deputatos, potest educere quoties velit in exercitum de hominibus de ipsius stipendijs viuentibus et ad eius iugitèr mandata paratis, 20. millia armatorum, ex sola”

    The Voyages and Travels of Sir John Mandeville

  • “Soldanus pr鎡er homines ad sua castra seruanda deputatos, potest educere quoties velit in exercitum de hominibus de ipsius stipendijs viuentibus et ad eius iugit鑢 mandata paratis, 20. millia armatorum, ex sola”

    The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation

  • “Sed memento mihi tecum, quum bene fuerit tibi: et fac quaeso mecum misericordiam, et mentionem mei fac Pharaoni, et educere fac me e domo hac:”

    Commentary on Genesis - Volume 2

  • “Yet again, before she puts the saving charms into his hands, she appeals to him (452): si tamen aut superis aliquam spem ponis in istis, aut tua praesenti virtus educere leto si te forte potest, etiam nunc deprecor, hospes, me sine, et insontem misero dimitte parenti. dixerat; extemploque”

    Post-Augustan Poetry From Seneca to Juvenal

  • “Siquidem si caverna igniflua justae amplitudinis est ut nullo impedimento et haesitatione corpus humanum eam perrepere possit, diabolo impossibile non esse per eam eas educere.”

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