"Volumen in bibliotheca celamus."

Translation: We hide the book in the library.

[Lucas563086]

Not the best hiding spot

[IanWitham1]

Haven't you read The Purloined Letter by Egar Allan Poe? A letter was hidden among other letters. Hiding a stolen book among hundreds of other books would be a great idea.

[PERCE_NEIGE]

It makes sense for me too.

When I was a student, I had to pass some competitions, only a few students were selected for the degree. And so, a lot of students were hiding the books needed to study the exam, among the other books of the library, on the wrong shelves, of course (as they couldn't take them outside of the library). In a big university library, it's very efficient to hide a book among other books.

It's impossible to find out. An excellent hiding spot, definitely better than to hide them among wares or food.

[ThomasClarke9]

Sounds like a dreadful society to me...

[Matthias1414]

Good call!

[zuoanqh]

actually the best place to hide a tree is in the forest

[yasmine_y]

Not "the scroll"...?

[Matthias1414]

Except, if we imagine the context of an antique Roman library, there would be only scrolls. Thus, once again: good hiding spot.

[The3rdBeast]

bIg BrAiN

[SnarlsBarky]

The "we" in this exercise might well be the person(s) who's gotten under the skin of Late Show host and comic genius Stephen Colbert for hiding books in the Cœur d'Alene, Idaho library:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lE_Qxjy_3_k

[sparrowhawk28]

What's the difference between volume and libro?

[JesseEllisDavis]

Wow, that's a really smart place to hide it.

[Andrew211782]

Hiding in plain sight???

[Pedro668729]

What's the difference between volume and libro?

[EsperWolf]

Huh
Not so bright, my man

[JasonGilli14]

You've just been punk'd!