studet

• “Islandi� terrestribus agens, � Tantali; vt aiunt, horto fructus colligit, id est, ea consectatur, qu� nunquam reperiuntur, nec vsquam sunt, dum miracula hinc inde conquirere, terram et pelagus verrere, ad Histori� su� supplementum studet: Vbi tamen nihil nisi cotnmentitia tantum venari potest.”

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

• “Islandiæ terrestribus agens, è Tantali; vt aiunt, horto fructus colligit, id est, ea consectatur, quæ nunquam reperiuntur, nec vsquam sunt, dum miracula hinc inde conquirere, terram et pelagus verrere, ad Historiæ suæ supplementum studet: Vbi tamen nihil nisi cotnmentitia tantum venari potest.”

  A briefe commentarie of Island, by Arngrimus Ionas

• “Cum autem talem obedientiam qualem lex requirit nemo præstare possit, ideo subjecit apostolus nos justificari fide, id est, fiduciâ et obedientiâ ea quantum quisque præstare potest, et quotidie quam maximum præstare studet, et connititur.”

  The Doctrine of Justification by Faith

• “Totos dat tetricae dies Minervae dum centum studet auribus virorum hoc quod saecula posterique possint”

  The Student's Companion to Latin Authors

• “Plus negoti habet quam cum est negotium in negotio; nam cui quod agat institutumst (is) in illo negotio id agit, (id) studet, ibi mentem atque animum delectat suum. otioso in otio homini animus nescit quid uelit.”

  Molestum Otium

• “Ac contra stabilire oppositam blasphemiam studet: Bona opera salvandis periculosa sunt et aeternae saluti officiunt.”

  Historical Introductions to the Symbolical Books of the Evangelical Lutheran Church

• “The Romans had a proverb: "Plenus venter non studet libenter" -- "A full stomach does not like to study.”

  Nature Cure

• “CMU grad studet shares her experience under Don't Ask, Don't Tell in PG this op/ed piece in Sunday's Forum section of the Post-Gazette a little later in the afternoon.”

  Pittsburgh Lesbian Correspondents

• “My prayers are with her family, friends, and current studet body.”

  Daily Tar Heel RSS

• “_amount_, -- multum, multa, pauca, etc.; also nihil; as, -- multa egeō, _I have many needs_; pauca studet, _he has few interests_; multum valet, _he has great strength_; nihil peccat, _he makes no mistake_.”

  New Latin Grammar

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