Latinist

I don't know who the big man is and I'm no Latinist.

"Or any other nimble Latinist you can think of.

He was known as a preacher and Latinist.

Though an excellent Latinist, he lacked a wider culture.

I was about at my wits' end when it occurred to me to try it on the Latinist.

He had to be a proficient Latinist, since these documents are written in Latin.

A porter shot at a chamois and missed it and crippled the Latinist.

If you're a Latinist, you'll realize that translates as "the unknown explained by the still more unknown."

He was also a competent Latinist.

You were never the Latinist you thought you were."

There was a knock on the door from a fellow Latinist, this one wearing the more customary garb of a monk's brown habit.

The best Latinist?

Beach (d. 1976), though not originally a classicist by profession, was a dedicated Latinist who became a teacher after retiring from a career in business.

He was elected fellow of his college 13 September 1688, and subsequently became known as a tutor and Latinist.

Sleumer was a famous Latinist and theologian, defending in 1906 the need for the Church censure.

Latinist (2010)

That would have been quite another matter, for when it comes down to a question of value there is a palpable difference between a Latinist and a mule.

(Alastair of course was a Latinist.)

In 1837 he began to study teaching at the Liceo de la Serena, distinguishing himself as a remarkable Latinist.

The group was set up in 2007 by a group of Ancient Rome enthousiasts, including archaeologists and a Latinist.

His brother was Eric Otto Winstedt, a Latinist and gypsiologist.

Benjamin Hall Kennedy, Latinist (1824)

A formidable Latinist, George Patrick Goold was born in London in 1922.

He was a Latinist of the old school (and so was his father - hence his name) and he had an emeritus status at Columbia.

January 4 - Jakob Balde, German Latinist (d. 1668)