Lexicon:Cogit amare jecur
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| Citation: | cogit amare jecur |
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| Language: | Latin |
| References: | Clarissa Oakes, page 17 |
| Meaning: | the liver knows how to love |
Notes:
For the Romans the liver was the seat of affections and emotions; Lactantius Divine Institutes.
Additional information
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