I used to know a famous quote. Would like to know how to say it in Latin:He who knows everything, knows nothin

Question

I think it began: Scimus

Answer 1

Can't find that particular quote. 'Scimus' actually means 'we know', so it may have been a little different than you remember.

Quod nihil non scit nihil scit.

That's a translation of what you had. Latin had the term 'nihil non' which meant 'everything' - it translates literally to 'not nothing' . You can't get away with a double negative in English, but the Romans did. It makes a nice quote with the 'nihil' showing up twice.

Answer 2

Is quisnam teneo panton teneo nusquam.