Maxima debetur puero reverentia.
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The greatest reverence is due the young.
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XIV, line 47.
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People should keep the strictest guard over their words and actions, in the presence of boys ; they cannot be under too much awe, nor shew too great a reverence for decency, when in their presence.
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A new and literal translation of Juvenal and Persius, Vol. 2 (1789), p. 185
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The most profound respect is due to children.
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The greatest reverence is due to a child.Juvenal
He that will have his son have a respect for him and his orders, must himself have a great reverence for his son. Maxima debetur pueris reverentia [The greatest respect is owed to the children].
John Locke
Jeo concede que est le opinion Seigniour Coke, mes salva reverentia al ey grand sage et pere del ley. (I grant that it is the opinion of Lord Coke, but salva reverentia to so great a sage and father of the law).
Edward Coke
Eo animo quidque debetur quo datur, nec quantum sit sed a quali profectum voluntate perpenditur.
Seneca the Elder
Eo animo quidque debetur quo datur, nec quantum sit sed a quali profectum voluntate perpenditur.
Seneca the Younger
Quam cum suavissima et maxima voce legisset, admirantibus omnibus "quanto" inquit "magis miraremini, si audissetis ipsum!"
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