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does not lend itself: Hoc negotium otium est; the Latin for business is "nonleisure." They didn't

does not lend itself: Hoc negotium otium est; the Latin for business is "nonleisure." They didn't

SERMON 211A 135

4. Not, of course, the leisure industry of modem times; he has a play on words to which English does not lend itself: Hoc negotium otium est; the Latin for business is "nonleisure." They didn't suffer from a work ethic in those times.

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