DJT is a Japanese language learning thread for 貴腐人 that are interested in the language, anime, manga...

DJT is a Japanese language learning thread for 貴腐人 that are interested in the language, anime, manga, visual novels, light novels and Japanese video games.
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thenewfederalist.eu/Europa-and-the-bull-The-significance-of-the-myth-in-modern-Europe?lang=fr
en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Locus_classicus&diff=246675658&oldid=126438034
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>no title
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We use a Hebrew translation usually, but I'm a stuck up snob who says it in proper Latin, including hard C

Whoopse, slip of the tongue
thenewfederalist.eu/Europa-and-the-bull-The-significance-of-the-myth-in-modern-Europe?lang=fr
It was Europa, not Hera.

Could anybody please answer

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Ah I see thanks. I think that's were we heard that phrase in Latin class too, I think. Though in the back of my head I got Zeus transforming one of his lovers into a cow to hide her too, not sure if I am mixing things up

Oh it was Io. Maybe it was there where that phrase was mentioned?

Well, at any rate the actual phrase is from a 19th century German novel which I did not actually read, and I am basing my understand on the wikipedia article for the idiom, so maybe I'm wrong.

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No clue desu, since the English article has no source on that, and the German one doesn't mention anything about it. Also locus classicus != origin

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