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What does the Latin phrase ‘bis das si cito das’ mean? – Quora

Careful not to overthink this. The Latin proverb means, “He who gives quickly, gives twice.” This is analogous to the woodworker’s axiom, “Measure once, cut …

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Bis das si cito das — Blog – Plum Health

Bis das si cito das is one of my favorite phrases that I learned while studying Latin in high school. It literally translates to “twice you …

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bis das si cito das | WordReference Forums

means “If you give quickly, you give twice”. Actually, It’s beyond me what exacltly this proverb means…. … Hope somebody will help me.

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Bis das, si cito das | Latin D

What does this mean? bis das, si cito das. … The saying is usually found in the third person: bis dat qui cito dat: he gives twice who …

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translation from Latin to English with examples – Contdict.com

Translation of «Bis dās, sī cito dās» from Latin to English. … bis: twice. sī: If. cito: quickly. Popular online translation destinations:.

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Bis das si cito das … The Manx Benevolent Fund is an Isle of Man charity (number 1289) set up by my fellow trustees and I in late 2019. Its …

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Roman Proverb – Age Quod Agis

Bis das, si cito das. You give twice if you give quickly. Now there’s two possible meanings of this Roman saying.

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Bis das si cito das — Blog — Plum Health

Bis das si cito das is one of my favorite phrases that I learned while studying Latin in high school. It literally translates to “twice you give if quickly you give” and it more or less means “you give twice if you give quickly.”

This idea has stuck with me more than a decade later and it is part of the ethos of our work at Plum Health and as a direct primary care doctor.

When a patient has a problem, the best time to address it is now. If one of our patients calls our office, we do our best to answer the phone right away. When one of our patients texts us or emails us, we do our best to respond with in a few minutes or a few hours. We guarantee a response within 24 hours for these sort of digital communications.

When we give information and guidance to our patients quickly, it’s worth more to them than having to wait hours and hours or maybe even days and days for the appropriate care and guidance. That’s one of the big reasons why our patients stay with us long term – we offer unrivaled speediness when it comes to responding to their health concerns.

Therefore, bis das si cito das.

Thanks for reading, and have a wonderful day,

-Dr. Paul Thomas with Plum Health DPC

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Dublabla said: Literally speaking, Latin Proverb like “Bis das si cito das”

means “If you give quickly, you give twice”. Click to expand…

It means that you give twice(as much) if you give (whatever it is) quickly (without agonizing about it)

prompt relief will do as much good as twice the sum at a future period (cf.Bartleby)

Credited to Publilius Syrus, a Latin writer of maxims, who flourished in the 1st century BC. He was an Assyrian who was brought as a slave to Italy.

regards,

(And I also want to know where this citation derives from)hamlet

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The third person form is usually attributed to Publilius Syrus, but this seems to be one of those “Play it again Sam” quotes– they never quite really happened, though in this case there remains some uncertainty.

I’ve just found a piece in Notes & Queries No. 21 (from 1850) that bears on the question:

BIS DAT QUI CITÃ’ DAT.

Inquiry has been often made as to the origin of this proverb. Alciatus is referred to generally as the authority whence it was derived. I think, however, it may be traced to Publius Syrus, who lived about forty-four years before Christ. It is equally probable, from the peculiar species of composition in which the thought, if not the exact words are found, that the proverb was derived from another and an earlier source. The object of mimic exhibitions is to impress the mind by imitation. Human life is burlesqued, personal defect heightened and ridiculed; character is never represented in degree, but in extremes. The dialogue of satirical comedy assumes naturally the form of the apophthegm—it is epigrammatic and compressed that it may be pungent and striking. Hence, no species of writing is more allied to or more likely to pass into household words, and to become proverbs among a people of quick retentive powers, such as the Greeks were, to whom we are perhaps indebted for this. I send you the extract from Alciatus; Emblemata, No. 162. Antverpiæ, 18mo. 1584. Apud Christophorum Plantinum.

“Tres Charites Veneri assistunt, dominamque sequuntur:

Hincque voluptates, atque alimenta parant;

Lætitiam Euphrosyne, speciosum Aglaia nitorem;

Suadela est Pithus, blandus et ore lepos.

Cur nudæ? mentis quoniam candore venustas

Constat, et eximia simplicitate plucet.

An quia nil referunt ingrati, atque arcula inanis

Est Charitum? qui dat munera, nudus eget.

Addita cur nuper pedibus talaria? Bis dat

Qui citò dat—Minimi gratia tarda pretî est.

Implicitis ulnis cur vertitur altera? gratus

Fenerat: huic remanent una abeunte duæ.

Jupiter iis genitor, coeli de semine divas

Omnibus acceptas edidit Eurynome.”

Now here we have the proverb clearly enough.

I subjoin the note upon the lines in which it appears.

“Bis dat qui cito dat,” in Mimis Publii. “Beneficium inopi bis dat, qui dat celeriter.” Proverb, Bis dat, &c.

Referring to the Sentences of Publius Syrus, published, with the additional Fables of Phædrus, from the Vatican MSS., by Angelo Mai, I found the line thus given:

“Inopi beneficium bis dat, qui dat celeriter.”

The same idea, I believe, occurs in Ovid. Query whether it is not a thought naturally presenting itself to the mind, reflected by memory, confirmed by experience, and which some Mimic author has made proverbial by his terse, gnomic form of expression.

S.H.

I (Iynx) would add only that I cannot now find the quote in the surviving fragments of Publilius’ mimes (as recognized by the Bibliotheca Augustana); in the Sententia I find both the Inopi version, and one with Egeni .

Bis das si cito das

The Manx Benevolent Fund is an Isle of Man charity (number 1289) set up by my fellow trustees and I in late 2019.

Its stated objective is the relief of financial hardship for people residing on the Isle of Man, with a particular focus on the immediate needs of the most vulnerable and needy in our society, by, but not limited to, the making of grants and the purchase or payment of goods and services.

But why register yet another charity, with so many organisations already working hard to assist the less fortunate in our community?

The answer is as alluded to in our objective; ‘with a particular focus on the immediate needs’.

I have been involved with several charities over the years, all of which have genuinely made outstanding contributions to society and have changed people’s lives for the better.

There is one frustration however that I have often felt, that being a primarily unintentional lack of haste in delivery.

This lack of haste, I have found, tends mostly to be due to the restraints of bureaucratic process, such as fixed dates for regular trustee meetings, or processes which require consideration at several such meetings in order to gain assent.

Now of course, there is a serious responsibility placed on trustees who manage charitable funds, entrusted to their care and administration by the generous and caring people who realise that charity blesses him who gives as well as him who receives.

As such, process and due diligence in the careful discharge of trustee’s duties and the considered distribution of funds is, and will always remain, essential.

However, those of us who have at one stage or another faced financial concern, at whatever level of significance or severity, will realise that the need for relief is more often than not immediate, with consideration of assistance in two months time simply not cutting the mustard.

Depending on the nature of distress, an individual can easily find their situation worsening exponentially as time goes on, with the mental anguish intensifying and often spilling into other areas of life.

Similar to the financial concept of the time value for money, funds you receive now are worth more than the same amount received in the future, with the difference in this instance being that we are looking at mitigating an already detrimental situation, as opposed to increasing earning potential. In proverbial shorthand, he who gives quickly, gives twice.

That then is why the idea for the Manx Benevolent Fund came about; to create a charitable body for the Manx people that sees and appreciates the need for timely and efficient relief from financial distress.

Our board of trustees therefore is small, yet sourced from a broad range of business backgrounds, each bringing their own expertise and insights to the table in order to enable us to implement an efficient, but considered approach in the administration and distribution of funds, not only at our regular meetings, but importantly, at emergency meetings which may be called promptly to address individual requests.

We further realise that financial distress can take many forms, and that there is not a ‘fit all’ solution to everyone’s problems. Our aim therefore is to consider the individual behind each request, taking a wholistic view of their situation, and never judging a book by its cover.

So, the Manx Benevolent Fund; just another charity? Perhaps, but I like to think not quite.

If you want to support our work, please feel free to make a donation using this link. It will be gratefully received and faithfully applied.

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