What is the purpose of the page mentioned in the text?
Q: What is the purpose of the page mentioned in the text?
A: The page lists direct English translations of common Latin phrases, some of which are Greek translations.
Q: Why were Greek rhetoric and literature highly regarded in ancient Rome?
A: Latin rhetoric and literature were still maturing in ancient Rome, and Greek rhetoric and literature were already established.
Q: When can the Latin letter "i" be used as a consonant?
A: The Latin letter "i" can be used as a consonant when it occurs between two vowels or in initial positions.
Q: What is the medieval convention regarding the use of the letter "j" in Latin legal terminology?
A: The letter "j" was originally used in initial positions and between two vowels as an orthographic "long i."
Q: Are all phrases on the list spelled with the letter "j" instead of the letter "i" when used as a consonant?
A: No, the more common form of a phrase on the list will be used, so some phrases may still use the letter "i."
Q: Is there a single document where all phrases can be viewed?
A: Yes, there is a single document where all phrases can be viewed. It is called the List of Latin Phrases (full).
Q: How is the list of Latin phrases divided?
A: The list is alphabetically divided into 20 other pages.
