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Hmm, I think my Latin teacher would suggest "Quis latinam me docet ?"

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Homeric Greek is a rather odd option. Especially since it's not really a spoken language, but an "art-language".

That didn't prevent me from picking it though, gotta love that flow when speaking it

Lezing Van Daele ?

Ik stel er me iets als "vlieseline (de (v.); vgl. - ine) (stofn.) naam van een geperst textielproduct van een bep. fabrikaat, gebruikt voor versteviging van kragen e.d. en van borduurwerk, en voor vulling." bij voor. Doch dit geheel terzijde

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Somehow the "Pomponian Empire" doesn't sound too impressive, does it ?

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Draco:

We usually don't accept cognomina such as "maximus", "magnus"

Another ploy by the Dionysian Empire to keep the others "small" ?

We will oppose you ! We wil not go gentle into that good night !

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Salve,

As far as I know Maxumus is older than classical Latin, but evolved into (and means the same thing as) Maximus, so why not go with that ?

You can find a few other examples here:

http://www.societasviaromana.org/member ... hp?lang=la

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Sorry, but I don't have time to write more, about creaverunt though, creare can be used to mean "to elect", of course, at the time I also thought you were talking about the president with that imperator.

Anyway, back to the books...(hooray )

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Consilium habesne ? Puto te prudentem esse debere, quidam sodalium nostrorum fortasse istum imperatorem creaverunt !

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ahem, mea maxima culpa, maar ik ga er nu zelf niet kunnen zijn, er is nog wat met lesroosters gegoocheld en dat heeft de zaken veranderd

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Nu donderdag heb ik springuur van ongeveer 15.30u tot 18u, zit er dan iemand in de Ploeg ?

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