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Hence the anger and tears

Decim Junius Juvenal

Phraseologism: Hence the anger and tears.

Meaning: This is the cause of anger, resentment, etc.

Origin: From Latin: "Inde irae et lacrimae". From the Satyrs of the Roman satirist Juvenal (Decimus Junius Juvenal, c. 60-127 AD). Sometimes quoted in the abbreviated form "Hence the anger."

Random phraseology:

Lose face.

Meaning:

Lose, pride, dignity. Behave inappropriately.

Origin:

Even future Egyptian pharaohs were taught the art of self-control, control of emotions. Maybe that is why the authorities did not particularly turn their heads, they did not become outright tyrants, having come to this very power. When society was predominantly class-based, aristocrats were also taught etiquette, including what facial expressions were appropriate where and when. Diligent students, of course, were not all. Those who were lazy and did not want to learn the necessary lessons were said to be hopelessly losing face, that their reputation was not developing.

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