What does “incipit liber primus” mean?

If it’s latin, and it seems to be, it’s something about books (liber) first (primer) and begin (incipit).

It is a section of a poem, most often the first (primus) section, after the Introduction (Prologus). Following this is the incipit liber primus. Then comes the incipit liber secundus (second), incipit liber tercius (third), incipit liber quartus (fourth), incipit liber quintus (fifth) and so on.

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incipit liber primus = here begins the first book

explicit liber primus = here ends the first book

primus = first

secundus = second

tertius = third

tertius = forth

quartus = fifth

and so on

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What does "incipit liber primus" mean?

i don't know what language it is. sorry. mabye latin not sure though.

That’s a name of a book, by Geoffrey Chaucer – translated it means:

I believe the language is Latin – and your translation is as follows:

to take in hand free chief

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My name means "artful and creative". At least my mom says that that is what the baby book said. lol. Uhm, because…Our names give us a sense of identity in the physical world, and our souls are the source of our identity in the spiritual world. Therefore, in a spiritual sense, to be aware of one’s own identity is to be aware of the nature of their own soul.

I know it’s Latin and that "liber" means "book" or "child." Judging by our modern use of "prime," "primus" probably means "first."

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