IHSBS
BABS Bakery has permission from Professor
Bruce Hozeski
Ph.D.
to use his explanation taken from:
“Qualelibet” Newsletter- Volume XXI, Number 2, Autumn, 2005:
The name Qualelibet is in Latin because Hildegard wrote in Latin.
Here is a breakdown:
Qualis, or quale means “of what sort” or “what kind of.”
Libet, libere, libuit or libitum est means “it pleases” or “is agreeable.”
to use his explanation taken from:
“Qualelibet” Newsletter- Volume XXI, Number 2, Autumn, 2005:
The name Qualelibet is in Latin because Hildegard wrote in Latin.
Here is a breakdown:
Qualis, or quale means “of what sort” or “what kind of.”
Libet, libere, libuit or libitum est means “it pleases” or “is agreeable.”
So the title means “whatever is
pleasing to
you” with the idea being that the newsletter will be pleasing to the
reader and
that it can contain whatever information the readers wish it to and
will find
helpful.
*For
further
information on
Contact:
Bruce W. Hozeski, Ph.D.
Professor of English
Ball State University
2000 W University Avenue
Muncie IN 47306-0460
Email: bhozeski@bsu.edu
Telephone: 765 285-8456
Fax: 765 285-3765
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