Word: salutamus
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Cuius animorum illuminationis amatorem te, novum Praesidem noistrum, salutamus, te, virum dignum ad haec officia invitamus spe magna omnes oppleti. Et nobiscum hodie virl, ab omni parte orbis terrarum, clarissime, virum clarissimum Lowell, salutant, luminis sapientiae studiorum...
...verse, Mr. Pulsifer's "Palace of Heart's Desire" is distinctly the best in conception and expression. "The West Today is a dithyramb, and rises at moments to dithyrambic unintelligibility, as in the first line, "Land that the lakes have brided." The lingling anapests of "Morituri Salutamus" seem fitter to "Here's a health to King Charles" than to the bleeding and tearful gladiator. "Jealousy" is an aptly turned conceit in four lines; and "Will of the Wisp" has a good second stanza...