Need a Latin geek

[sigerson]

Question: I know that "Sola Scriptura" means "by scripture alone," and is therefore probably in the ablative case. But how would I translate an adjectival phrase: "alone, with scripture"? "Solus, scripturus"? "Solus, et cum scripturae"?

Bah. Gotta go dig up my Latin dictionary.

Comments

[sovay]

As in "alone with a good book;" accompanied by, together with, a person in a room with a Bible.

Then schreibergasse is right; solus or sola depending on the gender of your hypothetical archetype.