“Reason comes from the Latin ratio, derived from the verb reor, ratus sum, which means to calculate and also ratiocinate.”— Hannah Arendt, amazon.com
“The Greek word eros denotes 'want,' 'lack,' 'desire for that which is missing.' The lover wants what he doesn’t have.”— David Shields, amazon.com
“The use of curator can be traced back to the Roman Empire, in which curatores were bureaucrats made responsible for various departments pertaining to public works. (Curatores viarum, for instance, were responsible for overseeing roads.) The root of the word is the Latin cura, meaning care; curatore…”— David Balzer, amazon.com