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them have never heard that the Romans said not to argue about them. ... They 
will wax poetic about their first cup of coffee, or a particularly memorable one. ... 
The saying is usually rendered as "de gustibus non est disputandum.". [DOC] [TLE] List of Latin phrases (D) - Simple English Wikipedia, the free ... [PAR] In Roman law, a man is not responsible for unintended, consequential injury to ... 
Said of something that is the actual state of affairs, in contrast to something's legal 
or official ... De facto means the "way things really are" rather than what is "
officially" ... de gustibus non est disputandum, there is no disputing about tastes, 
Less... [DOC] [TLE] De gustibus non est disputandum | WordReference Forums [PAR] Feb 9, 2007 ... which means pretty much the same as the Latin phrase. Looking ... In Arabic we 
say   - "People come in different types." elroy, Feb 10 ... But we very 
often use the first part of the Latin expression, "de gustibus". .... It is a straight 
translation of the original phrase "there is no disputing about tastes". [DOC] [TLE] Free Flashcards about Latin Sayings - StudyStack [PAR] show English first ... (Roman gladiators), Hail, Caesar, we who are about to die, 
salute you! ... De gustibus non est disputandum, There is no disputing about 
tastes ... trust the horse (i.e., don't look a gift horse in the mouthsaid by Laocoon 
the priest) ... Sine die, Without a day set (e.g., they adjourned sine die means 
they... [DOC] [TLE] Annotations for David Hume [PAR] Oct 20, 2004 ... Hume also uses the term "approbation," meaning approval. Consistent with what 
he says earlier in this paragraph, Hume regards ... The Latin proverb is "de 
gustibus non est disputandum" or "There is no disputing about tastes." ... The first 
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origin with a probable sexual reference. ... of this appeared starting in the late 
1500s, with the modern version first recorded in 1713). ... (based on the Latin 'De 
gustibus non est disputandum'  'There is no disputing about taste,'... [DOC] [TLE] Language and Rhetoric_critical Studies [PAR] De gustibus non est disputandum ... "there is no disputing about tastes" .... Ab 
urbe condita: "from the founding of the city", as Romans used to date important 
events ... "Those simple, original parts, which existed first in embryo, or even in 
the seed" ... more biting than is appropriate to a Christian-not I, but Demmocritus 
said it". [DOC] [TLE] 6 Foreign Expressions You Should Know - Daily Writing Tips [PAR] De facto is a Latin expression that means actual (if used as an adjective) or in 
..... At first I was suprised that these six foriegn words or phrases needed ..... 
Like they say: de gustibus non est disputandum (there is no disputing about taste
). [DOC] [TLE] Ask Me A Trivia Question -- 2 -- - Discussion on Topix [PAR] Nov 18, 2010 ... Medically speaking, this finger is the minimus, meaning "least". Reply . Report 
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meaning "There is no disputing about" this. What is taste. Reply . [DOC] [TLE] a compilation of Latin quotation | Cedric Mamorbor - Academia.edu [PAR] o Source for meaning of English equivalent Proverbs of All Nations. ... Acquirit 
qui tuetur. o English equivalent: Sparing is the first gaining. o Burke (2009). .... 
Roman proverb, according

Question: The Romans first said, "De gustibus non est disputandum" meaning "There is no disputing about" this
Answer: taste