Keywords |
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ID |
11 |
Text |
Charisii Ars Grammatica (361 - 362) Charisius |
Quotation |
Nationem et gentem. Natio solum patrium quaerit, gens seriem maiorum explicat. |
Translation |
This is the difference between the words ′natio′ and ′gens′. ′Natio′ pertains topaternal soil, whereas ′gens′ sets forth the series of the forefathers. (C. Grifoni) |
Quotation source |
V, 'De differentiis', p. 397, 26-27 |
Associated use case(s) |
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Comment |
The word 'natio' refers to the place where one was born, the word 'gens' shows one's biological descent. |