Disco Linguam Latinam Prīmae

棍棒教育从来就不是独此一家、
别无分号的。你看，来自中世纪基督教
学校的教育名言，说明了在教育问题上
，大家都高明不到哪里去：）

Aut disce aut discēde;
manet sors tertia caedi.

要么学习要么离开;此外命中注定受鞭笞。

• Aut

  conj.

  or; either … or; or else, or at least, or rather

• disce

  verb.

  second-person singular present
   active imperative of  discō

  disco
  (present infinitive

discere, perfect active
didicī, supine
discitum);
third conjugation

1. I learn
2. (drama) I study,
   practise

-o,-(i)s,-(i)t,-(i)mus,-(i)tis,-unt.

• aut

• discēde

  verb.
  second-person singular
  present active imperative of

discēdō

discēdō
I leave, depart.

-ō,-(i)s,-(i)t,-(i)mus,-(i)tis,
-unt

• manet

  third-person singular
  present active indicative of

maneō

From Proto-Indo-European
*men- (“to stay, stand
still”) (with mānsum
influenced by mānsī),
related to Persian ماندن‎
(mândan, “to remain”),
Ancient Greek μένω (ménō, “I
remain”).

Verb.
maneō (present
infinitive
manēre, perfect active
mānsī, supine
mānsum);
second conjugation

• I stay, remain

  Paulisper mane!

  Stay a little.

• (transitive) I wait
  for, expect
• I last, endure
• I spend the night

  maneō manēs manet
  manēmus manētis manent

• ō,-s,-t,-mus,-tis,-ent

• sors

  Noun
  sors f (genitive sortis);
  third declension

  • • lot, fate
  • • oracular response
      Third declension i-stem.

Case	Singular	Plural
Nominative	sors	sortēs
Genitive	sortis	sortium
Dative	sortī	sortibus
Accusative	sortem	sortēs
Ablative	sorte	sortibus
Vocative	sors	sortēs

• tertia

  ablative feminine singular
  of tertius

  tertius
  m (feminine tertia,
  neuter tertium);
  first/second declension
  (ordinal) third, the
  ordinal number after
  secundus (“second”) and
  before quartus (“fourth”)
  In poetical sense it is
  used for the Roman “Third
  World”, that is the
  “Underworld”, of Pluto

  tertia tertiae tertiae
  tertiam tertiā tertia

tertiae tertiārum
tertiīs tertiās tertiīs
tertiae

• caedi

  dative singular of

caedēs

caedēs

Noun

caedēs f (genitive
caedis);
third declension

• The act of cutting or
  lopping something off.

• The act of striking
  with the
  fist, a beating.

• (by extension) A
  murder,
  assassination, killing,
  slaughter, massacre,
  carnage.

• (metonymically) The
  corpses
  of the slain or murdered.

• (metonymically) The
  blood
  shed by murder, gore.

Case	Singular	Plural
Nominative	caedēs	caedēs
Genitive	caedis	caedium
Dative	caedī	caedibus
Accusative	caedem	caedēs
Ablative	caede	caedibus
Vocative	caedēs	caedēs