Difference between revisions of "On all fours"

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omnis comparatio claudicat: (Latin) no simile can go on all fours → the English version of this adage is attributed to Macaulay

All Fours: a card game → there are a number of terms from playing-cards in this passage
"coitus more ferarum" (Latin) "sex in manner of wild beasts" - sex on all fours

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	* '''All Fours:''' a card game → there are a number of terms from playing-cards in this passage		* '''All Fours:''' a card game → there are a number of terms from playing-cards in this passage
		+	* "coitus more ferarum" (Latin) "sex in manner of wild beasts" - sex on all fours