Thursday, February 08, 2007

Roma Sublate


Non dico ut Vandali iterum uicerunt, sed spectaculum televisionale, qui Roma appellatur, ad tempore alio non renovabitur.

(Ad dicendo hanc sententiam In Latina non uerbum est. In anglica lingua uerbum "cancelled" ab cancellare est quod in Latine "expungere" significat. Propinquissimum uerbum quod inueni "tollo, tollere, sustuli, sublatus" revera dissonum significat. Quod verbum in Italia, Espania uel Portuguesa utitur?)

Tristus nuntius est. Roma uera optimum spectaculum in televisione est. Scriptum, actus, et directio, omnes optimi erant. Primus tempus historiam mortis Caesaris narrauit. Secundum et finale tempus pugnam Octavii et Antonii narrat. historiae de claris personis iocundae sunt sed optima pars spectaculi historiam duorum militum, Lucii Voreni ac Titi Pulli, est quorum amicitia et acta centrum spectaculi sunt.

Spectaculum etiam uerissima imago antiquae Romae umquam uidi. Quando id finiet, id desiderabo. Ut nimis sumptosum specie spectaculum esset, HBO decreuit. Usque ad finem, me delectabit.

Locus TTT (Telae Totii Terrae): http://www.hbo.com/rome/

posted by Christian at 8:40 PM

5 Comments:

  • Salve!

    I stumbled upon this page as I was searching Google...what a find! Your work is extremely impressive, and an absolute pleasure to read.

    I am a current AP Latin student studying Virgil's Aeneid (in hope of passing the AP test this year). My friends and I have just created a blog to discuss various aspects of this renowned work, and review what we go through in class each day. Please feel free to check it out (despite the fact that it is not written in Latin). We would really appreciate any knowledge you have to offer on this subject, or comments/suggestions that could improve our blog (and perhaps even make it as interesting as yours).

    Lastly, I would like to add that is is simply delightful to find other people with a passion for the Latin language, and more importantly, who chose to voice their enthusiasm. May our blogs contribute to the knowledge of future generations of both Latin students and Latin lovers!

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    By Blogger Mia, at February 09, 2007 5:54 AM  

  • Gratias tibi ago.

    Aeneidos pulchra carmina est. Certe tuamn ephemeridem uisitabo.

    Uale,
    Christianus

    By Blogger Christian, at February 13, 2007 3:45 PM  

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