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>> Not well known to me. What does it mean?
>
> Essentially boils down, I think, to "A man prefers what he believes to be
> true".
Quite. I believe it was Sir Francis Bacon who wrote that.
(The translation I saw was "for what a man wishes to be true, that he
more readily believes".)
> Google Translate can now handle latin, but "poteous" it doesn't seem to
> know.
I probably spelt it wrong. (Thinking about it, it might be "potious",
I'm not sure. Same root as "potestus", I think.)
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