The reference is to Noli Me

Tr. Doubtless a reference to the author's first work, Noli Me Tangere, which was tabooed by the authorities.

Int. pish!, pshaw!, Phr. noli me tangere

[Horace]; love all, trust a few [All's Well]; noli irritare leones [Lat.]; safe bind safe find; if it ain't broke, don't fix it [Bert Lance].

Phr. noli me tangere

Phr. noli me tangere

Si matrona gravis casu diverterit istuc, Illustris domina, aut te Comitissa legat: Est quod displiceat, placeat quod forsitan illis, Ingerere his noli te modo, pande tamen.

Momus, si rabiosa cohors: Ringe, freme, et noli tum pandere, turba malignis Si occurrat sannis invidiosa suis: Fac fugias; si nulla tibi sit copia eundi, Contemnes, tacite scommata quaeque feres.

Noli irritare crabrones, oppose not thyself to a multitude: but if thou hast received a wrong, wisely consider of it, and if thou canst possibly, compose thyself with patience to bear it.

Noli irritare crabrones.

An old bawdy nurse in Aristaenetus, (like that Spanish Caelestina, quae, quinque mille virgines fecit mulieres, totidemque mulieres arte sua virgines) when a fair maid of her acquaintance wept and made her moan to her, how she had been deflowered, and now ready to be married, was afraid it would be perceived, comfortably replied, Noli vereri filia, &c. "Fear not, daughter, I'll teach thee a trick to help it."

Et ait ad Simonem Jesus, Noli timere, ex hoc jam homines eris capiens.

a has, Noli timere, jam amodo eris vivificans homines; cod.

"Noli aemulari," sang the cheerful Psalmist; "Fret not thyself because of evildoers."

Noli me tangere!

What I like least about our ready author is his fatuous little jokes, such as "Noli remained a sovereign republic for centuries ... had her own bishopric (hence the phrase 'Noli episcopari')"; or, "Briand came to Rome the other day with much brio."

What I like least about our ready author is his fatuous little jokes, such as "Noli remained a sovereign republic for centuries ... had her own bishopric (hence the phrase 'Noli episcopari')"; or, "Briand came to Rome the other day with much brio."

By Fan S. Noli.

Fan S. Noli (A); 15Nov74; R590660.

By Fan S. Noli.

Fan S. Noli (A); 15Nov74; R590660.

Instead of that, when a man sees his own person in the glass the egoistic side of him always whispers, It is not somebody else, but I myself, which has the effect of a noli me tangere, and prevents his taking a purely objective view.

H. The Resurrection and the Noli me tangere.

It contains man groups which would not enter into the mystic joys or sorrows; for instance, the Massacre of the Innocents, Christ at Emmaus, the Noli me tangere, and others.]

The one notable exception was furnished by Dr. Rizal's book entitled "Noli Me