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The variety of roots of the yam and potato kind, under the general name of ubi, is almost endless; the dioscorea being generally termed ubi kechil (small), and the convolvulus ubi gadang (large); some of which latter, of the sort called at Bencoolen the China-yam, weigh as much as forty pounds, and are distinguished into the white and the purple.

The History of Sumatra Containing An Account Of The Government, Laws, Customs And Manners Of The Native Inhabitants William Marsden 1795

2 Your starter for 10: A schoolboy play-on-words between Latin and English, what jocular translation is usually given to the phrase semper ubi sub ubi?

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011

The Anglo-Saxons, at the point in their cultural evolution in which Beowulf was written, experienced an inescapable feeling of doom, symptomatic of ubi sunt yearning.

Ubi sunt | clusterflock 2009

Then, the Congregation further explains: "The clause ubi possibile sit [where it is possible] refers to different elements, as, for example, the topography of the place, the availability of space, the artistic value of the existing altar, the sensibility of the people participating in the celebrations in a particular church, etc."

Celebration Versus Deum Still Applicable Law 2009

A general feeling of ubi sunt radiates from the text of Beowulf.

Ubi sunt | clusterflock 2009

I woke in the middle of the night, unable to sleep, and realized I had forgotten to look up ubi sunt.

ubi sunt | clusterflock 2008

Cordibus nostris, quæsumus Domine, cælestis gloriæ inspira desiderium, et præsta: ut in dextris illuc feramus manipulos iustitiæ: ubi tecum sanctus coruscat Abbas Columba.

The Fulcrum of Civilization John 2008

Dave, don't quote me on this, but I was told that Semper ubi Sub ubi means always wear underwear!

Nur Englisch David 2007

I get the "always" and "under" parts, but I'm going to have to guess on the "ubi" part.

Nur Englisch David 2007

Eia nunc ergo tu, domine deus meus, doce cor meum ubi et quomodo te quaerat, ubi et quomodo te inveniat.

St Anselm 2 2009