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Penates
Ancient Greek and Roman mythology
Phraseologism: Penates.
Meaning: Native house, place of birth, motherland.
Origin: From ancient Roman mythology. Penates are gods who, along with other deities (lares), are patrons of the hearth, home.
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Knowledge is power.
Meaning:
Encouragement of someone's studies (joking).
Origin:
From Latin: Scientia est potentia. From the work "Moral and Political Essays" (1597) by the English philosopher Francis Bacon (1561-1626). In modern Russian, the aphorism became popular thanks to the popular science magazine "Knowledge-Power", which has been published in Russia since 1926. |
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