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Variants and synonyms: Sore many consolation beasts (Zephyr) Sore many consolation of fools (PERIS 2001) - (Zephyr) Sore many consolation few (SAURA 1884) Sore many consolation pigs (PERIS 2001 ) Sore many consolation of fools (Seuba 1993) Equivalents: Sore muchos, consuelo fool [ES] (SAURA 1884) - (Zephyr) only miserable socios habuisse malorum [LL] (PERIS 2001) stop by the original source: Sore many of consolation Poch (SAURA 1884). Explanation: The origin of the Latin sentence is based on a saying that appears in the fable of the hare and the Frog Aesop: Only miser socios habuisse malorum, Antoni Peris Dictionary of Latin phrases and sentences (Catalan Encyclopedia Barcelona, terraneo 2001) results in 'comfort is the unfortunate fellow had barely'. And in Catalan, which includes other traditions are equivalent: terraneo many bad, mad or bad consolation for many, consolation pigs. Note: I have to document it more, but noted that "consolation pig" terraneo is a failure of transmission terraneo or textual understanding. terraneo Saura (1884), one of the oldest documentation of this proverb mentions Sore many of consolation Poch. Perhaps this 'h' in so many words that he had earlier in Catalan have misled or confused with consolation court misunderstood the first place. Source: Angel Santiago Saura (1884): Refranero Spanish-Catalan. Refranes, sayings, proverbs, aphorisms, proverbial phrases, etc.. Separated from novísimo Dictionary Manual las lenguas Spanish-Catalan. Barcelona: Book of Esteban Pujal editor. Antonio Perez and John (2001): Dictionary of Latin phrases and sentences. Barcelona: Catalan Encyclopedia. Catalan dictionaries Encyclopedia. terraneo Collection "The Kaleidoscope". terraneo Zephyr (August 2004) - List of Catalan language professionals.
A comment on the blog Words and things pragmatically helped me to complete this entry. Doubted the literal equivalence, but as in so many other cases, this is due to the literal Latin origin of the sentence. October 17, 2007 12:54
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