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Wow! What choices! I go with Hebrew, but Latin can be very beautiful too, although only later Latin (cf. Stabat Mater).

Eli! Eli! Lama Azavtani?

Does no one tutor privately?

How about from the reign of Augustus? Truly that was a world turning event...?

2756 auc

Scerio Garrulo SPD:

Aeneid tried to show the glory of Augustus by showing the foundation of Roma and linking Augustus to divine origins (Venus), while Ovid was simply recanting stories of changes, but most certainly not believed by him. More morals than anything.

Vale.

I'm related to... some Jewish immigrants from Europe? er...I mean...uh..Augustus!

Sorry to poop on your party, but since you timed your name change in accordance with my finalization, I though I would post mine here as well. By all means, no harm meant toward your thread, sir!

How does Q. Iulius Scerio sound? It's either at or maybe Aurelius aut Valerius. I can't decide...

Salve Orce!

I did not watch it, but so far everyone at iidb.org had a negative thing to say about it. Discovery is known for its pseudo-science. Interesting, but not factual.

It's what grabs ratings.

Monstrat ne scire quod dedicunt. (de+dico = talking about)

Doleo ob mei ne dicendi germanicum.

Liber Copticus in Germanico habeo, sed non legere!

I think Ovidius Naso said it best with: In nova fert animus mutatas dicere formas
corpora; di, coeptis (nam vos mutastis et illas)
adspirate meis primaque ab origine mundi
ad mea perpetuum deducite tempora carmen!

good information, a little unnecessary since there are so many HTML tutorials out there, but solid indeed.

You inspire me to start writing a tutorial for C++, something I've been meaning to do for a while.

Well then, I'll run for position of praetor. I don't have much experience with formal Latin offices, but I own and operate my own website and this includes moderation, and I was a moderator for another site in the past. Plusque est, Latinam dico!