Uom

"We are not sure that we comprehend him," say the centuries as they pass, "but of this we are sure: _Simil ne maggior uom non nacque mai_." ❋ John Jay Chapman (1897)

Let's take a typical example of a kid who is in second year at uom doing computer science week 11 - Submit DBMS report + TEST WEEK ❋ Unknown (2009)

Several of these glasses, w hich have a very thin texture, and are consefiueiitly v. f\ light, it they arc examined internally, usually abound with cracks, sonieiinusextendinp, - uom one end to the other of the pieces; and when struck in the dip ciion of these ihey arc easily split. ❋ Unknown (1812)

On the banks of a little river so shrunken by the suns of summer that it seems fast passing into a tradition, but swollen by the autumnal rains with an Italian suddenness of passion till the massy bridge shudders under the impatient heap of waters behind it, stands a city which, in its period of bloom not so large as Boston, may well rank next to Athens in the history which teaches _come l 'uom s' eterna_. ❋ James Russell Lowell (1855)

"O immaginativa, che ne rube tal volta sì di fuor, ch 'uom non s'accorge perchè d'intorno suonin mille tube; chi move te, se il senso non ti porge? ❋ Clive Bell (1922)

The people of Verona, when they saw him on the streets, used to say, "_Eccovi l 'uom ch' è stato all 'Inferno_, See, there is the man that was in ❋ Thomas Carlyle (1838)

"The inscriptions," says he, "on the road uom Suez to Mount Sinai, do not answer the idea formed of them. ❋ Unknown (1812)