Conscientia
From TTT
Latin-English
conscĭentĭ|a, -ae. (kon.ʃiˈen.tsi.a) fem.
- Shared or joint knowledge; knowing of a thing with another person.
- Consciousness; consciousness of right and wrong; conscience.
[conscio.]
Loci
- αʹ Horace, Epodi 5.29-31:
| Ăbāc|tă nūl|lā Vēj|ă cōn|scĭēn|tĭā lĭgō|nĭbūs | dūrīs | hŭmūm ēxhāu|rĭē|băt, īn|gĕmēns | lăbō|rĭbūs | Veia, undeterred by any conscience, dug up the ground with hard pickaxe, groaning with the effort. |
