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And thus it is likely that [??] is derived from [??] 'vessel' and 'expensive, precious' (Sokoloff: "[...; etym. unkni]").
A New Dictionary of Jewish Babylonian Aramaic
I answer that, Pride [superbia] is so called because a man thereby aims higher [supra] than he is; wherefore Isidore says (Etym. x): "A man is said to be proud, because he wishes to appear above (super) what he really is"; for he who wishes to overstep beyond what he is, is proud.
Woman without envy: toward reconceiving the Immaculate Conception
Etym. I,5,1: Grammatica est scientia recte loquendi, et origo et fundamentum liberalium litterarum ...; segundo J.
Historiography and power: the value of history, according to the thought of Isidore of Seville and Valerius of Bierzo (Hispania, seventh century)/ Historiografia e poder: o valor da historia, segundo o pensamento de Isidoro de Sevilha e de Valerio do Bierzo (Hispania, seculo VII)
Etym. 19,32,6) lucentes, mea vita, nec smaragdos beryllos mihi, Flacce, nec nitentes nec percandida margarita quaero nec quos Thynica lima perpolivit amulos neque iaspios lapillos.
Maecenas and Petronius' Trimalchio Maecenatianus
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