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For the first time in first class

Schwartz E.L.

Phraseologism: The first time in first class.

Meaning: About first-graders, as well as about a beginner in any business (jokingly-iron.).

Origin: From "The Song of the First Graders" written by the composer Dmitry Kabalevsky (1904-1987) to the words of the Soviet playwright Yevgeny Lvovich Schwartz (1896-1958) for the film "First Grader" (1948).

Random phraseology:

Let the world perish, but justice be done.

Meaning:

It is used as an ironic commentary on a situation where the letter of the law obscures the essence of the matter, and the formal conduct of business obscures the fate of an individual.

Origin:

From Latin: "Pereat mundus et fiat justicia". Erroneously attributed to the world of ancient Roman lawyers. In fact, it belongs to the late European Middle Ages: this is the motto of the emperor (1558-1564) of the Holy Roman Empire of the German nation Ferdinand I. According to the custom of that time, this idea was expressed by him in Latin.

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