Christophorus omnibus S. P. D.

Si vos valetis, et ego valeo.

Paululum de meipso:  Nomen mihi est Christophorus, et habito in vico prope
Neo-Eboracum, in Civitatibus Foederatis Americae Septentrionalis.  Familia mea
orta est in Panormo, in parte septentrionale Siciliae, in Italia, sed natus sum
in America. Scio loqui Latine, Francogallice, Hispanice, Italice, Anglice, et
paululum linguae Russicae. Una cum amore meo linguarum, amo etiam litteras,
astronomiam, historiam, et musicam classicam.  Sodes scribite mihi....vellem
novisse aliquid de vobis!  Valete!

Datum Lynbrookiensi, feria quarta, die secunda Septembris, Anno Domini bis
millesimo nono.

Salve Christophorus, et Salvete Cunctae Omnes,
 
Gratias tibi ago!
 
Mihi nomen Vaughan Alexander Jackson, et ego in Nova Zealandiae habito.
 
Neo Eboracum = Nova Eboracum, cogito.
 
Scio loqui Latine, Anglice,  Russicae, Italiace, Lusitanice, Iberiace. etiam.
Sed Anglice est mater meum.
 
Mihi Latine est pauperum, cogito.
 
Vale.
 
Corrections are welcome, people. I take no offense, and need to learn!
 
:)

--- On Thu, 9/3/09, christopher_agro <christopher_agro@...> wrote:


From: christopher_agro <christopher_agro@...>
Subject: [LatinChat-L] Salvete omnes!
To: LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, September 3, 2009, 2:47 AM


 



Christophorus omnibus S. P. D.

Si vos valetis, et ego valeo.

Paululum de meipso: Nomen mihi est Christophorus, et habito in vico prope
Neo-Eboracum, in Civitatibus Foederatis Americae Septentrionalis. Familia mea
orta est in Panormo, in parte septentrionale Siciliae, in Italia, sed natus sum
in America. Scio loqui Latine, Francogallice, Hispanice, Italice, Anglice, et
paululum linguae Russicae. Una cum amore meo linguarum, amo etiam litteras,
astronomiam, historiam, et musicam classicam. Sodes scribite mihi....vellem
novisse aliquid de vobis! Valete!

Datum Lynbrookiensi, feria quarta, die secunda Septembris, Anno Domini bis
millesimo nono.



















[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Fabianus sodalibus S.D. praesertim Christophoro et Vaughan

Christophore, gaudium est te novisse. Ego literaturam studens in Francogallia
vivo peregrinasque ac antiquas linguas discendas amo ut Anglicam, Italicam,
Hispanicam, Esperanticam, Germanicam, Latinam, Arabicam... Ha, et mihi placet
musica classica.

Vaughan, cum roges mendas tuas indicare conor:
*in Nova Zealandia
*Novum Eboracum, si Eboracum neutrum est.
*Formula "scire + infinitivus" mihi dubitata videtur. Forsitan melius "possum
loqui" ?
*Russice, Italice,... Italice (scripturas mendae ;))
*mater mea

Scilicet emendandum sum ego quoque, et precor ne haesitetis.

Valete !
Fabianus

Avitus sodalibus praesertimque Christophoro Vaughan Fabianoque optimis suís
S·P·D

Si quis vult Latinitas sua melius fiat et corrigatur, híc discere potestis,
amici:

http://avitus.alcuinus.net/schola_latina/

Hi sunt efficacissimi cursús linguæ Latinæ in lineá (et quidem gratis) in toto
orbe terrarum.

Curate ut valeatis omnes!

Christophore, Vaughan, Fabiane, Avite, sodalesque omnes, avete!
Marius S.P.V.D.
S.V.B.E.E.Q.V.

Gaudium magnum mihi est nuntia vestra –latine scripta- legere. Prius, Vaughan
hic novi, post, Fabianum. Ego autem percipio multos sodales communicantes Latina
lingua hic non esse. Aviti invitatio mihi nimis attractiva videtur.
Quamquam aliud locum in cyberrete, schola quoque vocatum, adest:
http://schola.ning.com. Eius primus motus est: "Cum errare humanum sit, ne
timueritis scribere, metu errandi permoti. Scripta autem aliena nolite
corrigere, nisi auctor auxilium petit".
Ut Vaugham et Fabianus iam noscunt, ego habito in Mexico, Guadalaxarae urbe, sed
natus sum in Aquiscalidis, quae Civitatum Foederatarum Mexicanarum pars
centralis est.
Nunc tuum desiderium aut invitationem perfeci et exspecto tuum responsum aut
commentarium adsumere.

Curate ut valeatis.



--- In LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com, "aggfvavitus" <aggfvavitus@...> wrote:
>
> Avitus sodalibus praesertimque Christophoro Vaughan Fabianoque optimis suís
S·P·D
>
> Si quis vult Latinitas sua melius fiat et corrigatur, híc discere potestis,
amici:
>
> http://avitus.alcuinus.net/schola_latina/
>
> Hi sunt efficacissimi cursús linguæ Latinæ in lineá (et quidem gratis) in toto
orbe terrarum.
>
> Curate ut valeatis omnes!
>

Salvete Mari ceterique,

Suasus tuus de Schola probandus est. Testor :). Et omnes cohortor ut Scholam se
adjungant, praeter hunc Yahoo gregem.

Valete,
Fabianus

Christophorus Fabiano S. P. D.
 
Si vales, valeo.  Si possum juvare te, sis pete!  Forsit benefacere ambos nos
scribere invicem de varia.  Cura ut valeas!
 
Datum Lynbrookiensi, feria quinta, die tertio Septembris, Anno Domini bis
millesimo nono. 


Christopher John Agro

--- On Thu, 9/3/09, fabien.dubouchet@... <fabien.dubouchet@...>
wrote:


From: fabien.dubouchet@... <fabien.dubouchet@...>
Subject: [LatinChat-L] Re: Salvete omnes!
To: LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, September 3, 2009, 5:43 PM


 



Salvete Mari ceterique,

Suasus tuus de Schola probandus est. Testor :). Et omnes cohortor ut Scholam se
adjungant, praeter hunc Yahoo gregem.

Valete,
Fabianus



















[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Salve  Christophore (!) (vocative), et cuncti omnes,

Quomodo habesne in Novum Eboracum?

Sicilia est tua materfamilia?


Mihi nomen est Vaughan, et in Novo Zealandia (ablative)

Latinitas mea rudis est.

  (My way of
  speaking
  Latin is rough).

  or "impolita" = unpolished.

Original = below:

> > Salve Christophorus, et Salvete Cunctae Omnes,
> >
> > Gratias tibi ago!
> >
> > Mihi nomen Vaughan Alexander Jackson, et ego in Nova
> Zealandiae habito.
> >
> > Neo Eboracum = Nova Eboracum, cogito.
> >
> > Scio loqui Latine, Anglice,  Russicae, Italiace,
> Lusitanice, Hispanice.
> > etiam.. Sed Anglice est mater mea.
> >
> > Mihi Latine est pauperum, cogito.
> >
> > Vale.
> >
> > Corrections are welcome, people. I take no offense,
> and need to learn!
:)

VJ

O Christophore benevolens,

Mihi videtur te optime Latine loqui; ubi et quando didicisti ? Sunt nonnulla
moderna verba quorum Latinam versionem quaero ad vitam meam attinentia. Exempli
gratia, Europeum universitarium systema certe novisti, scireque velim quomodo
dicam "Master", id est studentium gradus inter Licentiam et Doctoratum...

Gratias ago anticipatas pro adjutu,
Fabianus.


--- In LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com, christopher agro <christopher_agro@...>
wrote:
>
> Christophorus Fabiano S. P. D.
>  
> Si vales, valeo.  Si possum juvare te, sis pete!  Forsit benefacere ambos nos
scribere invicem de varia.  Cura ut valeas!
>  
> Datum Lynbrookiensi, feria quinta, die tertio Septembris, Anno Domini bis
millesimo nono. 
>
>
> Christopher John Agro
>

O bone Fabiane,
 
Gratias ago tibi pro verbis tuis gentilibus!  Coepi studere linguam Latinam cum
natus essem decem annos, utens libris matris meae.  Numquam in scholis studui,
quia non obtulerunt linguam Latinam, quae consideraverunt "linguam mortuam". 
Raca!
 
Si velles quaerere voces recentioris Latinitatis, bene tibi erit uti situ
www.grexlat.com; ibi sunt multa lexica et opera Latine scripta.  Bonam fortunam
opto tibi!  Libenter juvabo te, amice!  Vale!

Christopher John Agro

--- On Fri, 9/4/09, fabien.dubouchet@... <fabien.dubouchet@...>
wrote:


From: fabien.dubouchet@... <fabien.dubouchet@...>
Subject: [LatinChat-L] Re: Salvete omnes!
To: LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, September 4, 2009, 7:30 AM


 



O Christophore benevolens,

Mihi videtur te optime Latine loqui; ubi et quando didicisti ? Sunt nonnulla
moderna verba quorum Latinam versionem quaero ad vitam meam attinentia. Exempli
gratia, Europeum universitarium systema certe novisti, scireque velim quomodo
dicam "Master", id est studentium gradus inter Licentiam et Doctoratum.. .

Gratias ago anticipatas pro adjutu,
Fabianus.

--- In LatinChat-L@ yahoogroups. com, christopher agro <christopher_ agro@....>
wrote:
>
> Christophorus Fabiano S. P. D.
>  
> Si vales, valeo.  Si possum juvare te, sis pete!  Forsit benefacere ambos nos
scribere invicem de varia.  Cura ut valeas!
>  
> Datum Lynbrookiensi, feria quinta, die tertio Septembris, Anno Domini bis
millesimo nono. 
>
>
> Christopher John Agro
>



















[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Salve Christophore,

Situm noveram sed ibi quaesita verba non inveni; quicquid est gratias ago.
Quantum juvenis linguam discere coepisti ! Ego autem non antequam annos 18 natus
essem eam nactus sum in superiore schola. Vltro in antiqua literatura
requisitiones universitariorum studiorum causa facio, quod cum amore linguae
Latinae meo optime concordat.

Vale !
Fabianus


--- In LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com, christopher agro <christopher_agro@...>
wrote:
>
> O bone Fabiane,
>  
> Gratias ago tibi pro verbis tuis gentilibus!  Coepi studere linguam Latinam
cum natus essem decem annos, utens libris matris meae.  Numquam in scholis
studui, quia non obtulerunt linguam Latinam, quae consideraverunt "linguam
mortuam".  Raca!
>  
> Si velles quaerere voces recentioris Latinitatis, bene tibi erit uti situ
www.grexlat.com; ibi sunt multa lexica et opera Latine scripta.  Bonam fortunam
opto tibi!  Libenter juvabo te, amice!  Vale!
>
> Christopher John Agro
>
> --- On Fri, 9/4/09, fabien.dubouchet@... <fabien.dubouchet@...> wrote:
>
>

Cn. Tullius Grandis Fabiano S.P.D.

--- In LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com, "fabien.dubouchet@..."
<fabien.dubouchet@...> wrote:
>
> Fabianus sodalibus S.D. praesertim Christophoro et Vaughan
>
> Vaughan, cum roges mendas tuas indicare conor:
> *Formula "scire + infinitivus" mihi dubitata videtur. Forsitan melius "possum
loqui" ?

Puto hanc formulam satis bonam esse.  Invenitur apud scriptores optimos:

". . . quae vetat ullam rem esse cuiusquam, nisi eius qui tractare et uti sciat"
(M. Tulli Ciceronis "De Rei Publica" I:27)

"Vincere scis, Hannibal, victoria uti nescis" (Titi Livi "Ab Urbe Condita
Libri", XXII:51.4)

"Sive tamen Graeca scierit, sive ille Latina voce loqui" (P. Ovidi Nasonis
"Tristia" III:8)

"quod not est infiniti operis, si [praeceptores] docere sciant et velint" (M.
Fabi Quintiliani "Institutio oratoria", X:19)

Cura ut valeas.

Vaughan Jacksonus S.P.D.


Avete, omnes! Novus interretiarius (hoc grege) sum. Magister Anglici sum, et
quoque Latinum et Anglicum in mea doma doceo. Sesquiannum Latinum docui. Domo
doctus Latine sum, et adhuc disco, igitur emendationes Latini mei dilectos sunt.
Etiam gnovi Francicam, Italicam, Lusitanamque.

Hi, everybody! New user here. I'm an English teacher and I also am teaching
Latin and English in my home. I have taught Latin for a year and a half. I'm
self-taught in Latin, and still learning, so corrections to my Latin are
appreciated. I have also studied French, Italian, and Portuguese.

Solommodo paucum exercui Latine scribere. Exercebo Latine scribere magis in
epistolis meis et exspecto discere vobiscum. Volo posse literaturam Romanam
classicam legere, quoque Latinum tardium scriptum, inclusio scripta moderna. Iam
lego Sacram Bibliam Vulgatam Latine satis bene. Quoque volo magis Latinum
colloquii discere loqui.

I have only practiced writing in Latin a little. I will be practicing writing
Latin more in my posts, and I  look forward to learning along with you. I want
to be able to read classical Latin literature as well as Latin written later,
including modern writings. I already read the Latin Vulgate Bible fairly well. I
also want to learn to speak more conversational Latin.

Etiam linguam Latinam discere, mihi placet historia Romana culturaque discere.
Item mihi placet vitae Romanorum celebrium discere, coque ut vixerunt plebes.

Besides learning the Latin language, I enjoy learning about Roman history and
culture. Also I enjoy learning about the lives of famous Romans, as well as how
ordinary people lived.

Communua mea altera conplectuntur ascriptiones diarii scribere; studium Bibliae;
linguas Bibliarum Graecum, Hebraicum, et Aramaicum;

My other interests include blogging; Bible study; Biblical Greek, Hebrew, and
Aramaic;

Christophor, Ciao. Come Va? Bene?

I am disappointed, Christopher, that you have not replied to me on this forum.
Do you look down upon me because I am a novice at Latin? Why do you view me with
disdain?

Pax Vobiscum,

Valete,

Vaughan Jackson.

Hui, Vaughan, salve.
Bonum te legere est!
Mihi pergratum est lingua latina ad nos communicandos uti, etenim occasionem
nobis parat ut eam exerceamus, praesertim si nosmetipsos iudicamus tirones esse
vel si non satis tempus habemus ad eam studendam aut si longum tempus elapsum
est sine eam colenda.
Ne praeoccupare debes errorum in scriptura causa. Errores homines docent.
Bene vale, Vaughan.

--- El dom 6-sep-09, vaughan jackson <vaughanjackson@...> escribió:


De:: vaughan jackson <vaughanjackson@...>
Asunto: [LatinChat-L] Avete Omnes...Ut Introducam me
A: "Latin Chat" <LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com>
Fecha: domingo 6 de septiembre de 2009, 0:40


 



Vaughan Jacksonus S.P.D.

Avete, omnes! Novus interretiarius (hoc grege) sum. Magister Anglici sum, et
quoque Latinum et Anglicum in mea doma doceo. Sesquiannum Latinum docui. Domo
doctus Latine sum, et adhuc disco, igitur emendationes Latini mei dilectos sunt.
Etiam gnovi Francicam, Italicam, Lusitanamque.

Hi, everybody! New user here. I'm an English teacher and I also am teaching
Latin and English in my home. I have taught Latin for a year and a half. I'm
self-taught in Latin, and still learning, so corrections to my Latin are
appreciated. I have also studied French, Italian, and Portuguese.

Solommodo paucum exercui Latine scribere. Exercebo Latine scribere magis in
epistolis meis et exspecto discere vobiscum. Volo posse literaturam Romanam
classicam legere, quoque Latinum tardium scriptum, inclusio scripta moderna. Iam
lego Sacram Bibliam Vulgatam Latine satis bene. Quoque volo magis Latinum
colloquii discere loqui.

I have only practiced writing in Latin a little. I will be practicing writing
Latin more in my posts, and I look forward to learning along with you. I want to
be able to read classical Latin literature as well as Latin written later,
including modern writings. I already read the Latin Vulgate Bible fairly well. I
also want to learn to speak more conversational Latin.

Etiam linguam Latinam discere, mihi placet historia Romana culturaque discere.
Item mihi placet vitae Romanorum celebrium discere, coque ut vixerunt plebes.

Besides learning the Latin language, I enjoy learning about Roman history and
culture. Also I enjoy learning about the lives of famous Romans, as well as how
ordinary people lived.

Communua mea altera conplectuntur ascriptiones diarii scribere; studium Bibliae;
linguas Bibliarum Graecum, Hebraicum, et Aramaicum;

My other interests include blogging; Bible study; Biblical Greek, Hebrew, and
Aramaic;

Christophor, Ciao. Come Va? Bene?

I am disappointed, Christopher, that you have not replied to me on this forum.
Do you look down upon me because I am a novice at Latin? Why do you view me with
disdain?

Pax Vobiscum,

Valete,

Vaughan Jackson.

















       Encuentra las mejores recetas en Yahoo! Cocina.
http://mx.mujer.yahoo.com/cocina/

[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Salve, bone Vaughn!  Valeo, gratias, et spero te valere.  Hic in Neo-Eboraco
finis aetatis prope est, et mox autumnus habebimus.  Igitur, mox in Nova
Zelandia hiems finiet et ver incipiet.
 
Familia mea orta est in Sicilia, sed venerunt Americae in principio saeculi
vicesimi.  Tamen habeo cognatos ibi et paternos et maternos, quos numquam novi. 
Spero visere Siciliam mox et visitare ipsos (et lingua Italica uti!).  Cura ut
valeas!


Christopher John Agro

--- On Fri, 9/4/09, vaughan jackson <vaughanjackson@...> wrote:


From: vaughan jackson <vaughanjackson@...>
Subject: [LatinChat-L] Re: Salve, Christophore!
To: "Latin Chat" <LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com>
Date: Friday, September 4, 2009, 6:13 AM


 





Salve Christophore (!) (vocative), et cuncti omnes,

Quomodo habesne in Novum Eboracum?

Sicilia est tua materfamilia?

Mihi nomen est Vaughan, et in Novo Zealandia (ablative)

Latinitas mea rudis est.

(My way of
speaking
Latin is rough).

  or "impolita" = unpolished.

Original = below:

> > Salve Christophorus, et Salvete Cunctae Omnes,
> >
> > Gratias tibi ago!
> >
> > Mihi nomen Vaughan Alexander Jackson, et ego in Nova
> Zealandiae habito.
> >
> > Neo Eboracum = Nova Eboracum, cogito.
> >
> > Scio loqui Latine, Anglice,  Russicae, Italiace,
> Lusitanice, Hispanice.
> > etiam.. Sed Anglice est mater mea.
> >
> > Mihi Latine est pauperum, cogito.
> >
> > Vale.
> >
> > Corrections are welcome, people. I take no offense,
> and need to learn!
:)

VJ



















[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Christophorus omnibus sodalibus S. P. D.
 
Si valetis, valeo.  Credo sunt sodales qui nesciunt bene linguam Latinam, et
ergo lingua Anglica usi sunt (spero me errare de hoc).  Gratias ago vobis, quia
de sitibus notiveritis; credo eos utilissimi esse.
 
Datum Lynbrookiensi, feria quinta, die tertio Septembris, Anno Domini bis
millesimo nono. 


Christopher John Agro

--- On Thu, 9/3/09, ma44ri12us19c <ma44ri12us19c@...> wrote:


From: ma44ri12us19c <ma44ri12us19c@...>
Subject: [LatinChat-L] Re: Salvete omnes!
To: LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com
Date: Thursday, September 3, 2009, 12:12 PM


 



Christophore, Vaughan, Fabiane, Avite, sodalesque omnes, avete!
Marius S.P.V.D.
S.V.B.E.E.Q. V.

Gaudium magnum mihi est nuntia vestra –latine scripta- legere. Prius, Vaughan
hic novi, post, Fabianum. Ego autem percipio multos sodales communicantes Latina
lingua hic non esse. Aviti invitatio mihi nimis attractiva videtur.
Quamquam aliud locum in cyberrete, schola quoque vocatum, adest: http://schola.
ning.com. Eius primus motus est: "Cum errare humanum sit, ne timueritis
scribere, metu errandi permoti. Scripta autem aliena nolite corrigere, nisi
auctor auxilium petit".
Ut Vaugham et Fabianus iam noscunt, ego habito in Mexico, Guadalaxarae urbe, sed
natus sum in Aquiscalidis, quae Civitatum Foederatarum Mexicanarum pars
centralis est.
Nunc tuum desiderium aut invitationem perfeci et exspecto tuum responsum aut
commentarium adsumere.

Curate ut valeatis.

--- In LatinChat-L@ yahoogroups. com, "aggfvavitus" <aggfvavitus@ ...> wrote:
>
> Avitus sodalibus praesertimque Christophoro Vaughan Fabianoque optimis suís
S·P·D
>
> Si quis vult Latinitas sua melius fiat et corrigatur, híc discere potestis,
amici:
>
> http://avitus. alcuinus. net/schola_ latina/
>
> Hi sunt efficacissimi cursús linguæ Latinæ in lineá (et quidem gratis) in
toto orbe terrarum.
>
> Curate ut valeatis omnes!
>



















[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

Vaughn--I believe I did respond to what you wrote, and no, I do not look down on
you becuause you are a novice.  My understnading of this group--and please
correct me if I am in error on this is to practise Latin and to hepl those who
are struggling with the language.  If you like, I will write to you in English
so that you no longer feel excluded, and if you have any questions about Latin
grammar, syntax, etc., you can ask me; I will do my best to help you as best I
can.  I apologise for this misunderstanding.

 
Christopher John Agro

--- On Sun, 9/6/09, Mario Calvillo <ma44ri12us19c@...> wrote:


From: Mario Calvillo <ma44ri12us19c@...>
Subject: Re: [LatinChat-L] Avete Omnes...Ut Introducam me
To: LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, September 6, 2009, 7:37 PM


 



Hui, Vaughan, salve.
Bonum te legere est!
Mihi pergratum est lingua latina ad nos communicandos uti, etenim occasionem
nobis parat ut eam exerceamus, praesertim si nosmetipsos iudicamus tirones esse
vel si non satis tempus habemus ad eam studendam aut si longum tempus elapsum
est sine eam colenda.
Ne praeoccupare debes errorum in scriptura causa. Errores homines docent.
Bene vale, Vaughan.

--- El dom 6-sep-09, vaughan jackson <vaughanjackson@ yahoo.com> escribió:

De:: vaughan jackson <vaughanjackson@ yahoo.com>
Asunto: [LatinChat-L] Avete Omnes...Ut Introducam me
A: "Latin Chat" <LatinChat-L@ yahoogroups. com>
Fecha: domingo 6 de septiembre de 2009, 0:40

 

Vaughan Jacksonus S.P.D.

Avete, omnes! Novus interretiarius (hoc grege) sum. Magister Anglici sum, et
quoque Latinum et Anglicum in mea doma doceo. Sesquiannum Latinum docui. Domo
doctus Latine sum, et adhuc disco, igitur emendationes Latini mei dilectos sunt.
Etiam gnovi Francicam, Italicam, Lusitanamque.

Hi, everybody! New user here. I'm an English teacher and I also am teaching
Latin and English in my home. I have taught Latin for a year and a half. I'm
self-taught in Latin, and still learning, so corrections to my Latin are
appreciated. I have also studied French, Italian, and Portuguese.

Solommodo paucum exercui Latine scribere. Exercebo Latine scribere magis in
epistolis meis et exspecto discere vobiscum. Volo posse literaturam Romanam
classicam legere, quoque Latinum tardium scriptum, inclusio scripta moderna. Iam
lego Sacram Bibliam Vulgatam Latine satis bene. Quoque volo magis Latinum
colloquii discere loqui.

I have only practiced writing in Latin a little. I will be practicing writing
Latin more in my posts, and I look forward to learning along with you. I want to
be able to read classical Latin literature as well as Latin written later,
including modern writings. I already read the Latin Vulgate Bible fairly well. I
also want to learn to speak more conversational Latin.

Etiam linguam Latinam discere, mihi placet historia Romana culturaque discere.
Item mihi placet vitae Romanorum celebrium discere, coque ut vixerunt plebes.

Besides learning the Latin language, I enjoy learning about Roman history and
culture. Also I enjoy learning about the lives of famous Romans, as well as how
ordinary people lived.

Communua mea altera conplectuntur ascriptiones diarii scribere; studium Bibliae;
linguas Bibliarum Graecum, Hebraicum, et Aramaicum;

My other interests include blogging; Bible study; Biblical Greek, Hebrew, and
Aramaic;

Christophor, Ciao. Come Va? Bene?

I am disappointed, Christopher, that you have not replied to me on this forum.
Do you look down upon me because I am a novice at Latin? Why do you view me with
disdain?

Pax Vobiscum,

Valete,

Vaughan Jackson.

Encuentra las mejores recetas en Yahoo! Cocina.
http://mx.mujer. yahoo.com/ cocina/

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Ecce stips simplex mea ad situs interretales nuntios Latine scriptos
continentes:
http://nuntii.ic.cz/

Salve, Fabiane!
 
Dolet me, quod lexicon illud juvare te nequeat.  Opto tibi autem bonam fortunam
in studiis tuis omnibus!  Credo te esse virum doctum, ergo oportet omnia bene
tibi esse!  Vale!

Christopher John Agro

--- On Sat, 9/5/09, fabien.dubouchet@... <fabien.dubouchet@...>
wrote:


From: fabien.dubouchet@... <fabien.dubouchet@...>
Subject: [LatinChat-L] Re: Salvete omnes!
To: LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com
Date: Saturday, September 5, 2009, 4:01 PM


 



Salve Christophore,

Situm noveram sed ibi quaesita verba non inveni; quicquid est gratias ago.
Quantum juvenis linguam discere coepisti ! Ego autem non antequam annos 18 natus
essem eam nactus sum in superiore schola. Vltro in antiqua literatura
requisitiones universitariorum studiorum causa facio, quod cum amore linguae
Latinae meo optime concordat.

Vale !
Fabianus

--- In LatinChat-L@ yahoogroups. com, christopher agro <christopher_ agro@....>
wrote:
>
> O bone Fabiane,
>  
> Gratias ago tibi pro verbis tuis gentilibus!  Coepi studere linguam Latinam
cum natus essem decem annos, utens libris matris meae.  Numquam in scholis
studui, quia non obtulerunt linguam Latinam, quae consideraverunt "linguam
mortuam".  Raca!
>  
> Si velles quaerere voces recentioris Latinitatis, bene tibi erit uti situ
www.grexlat. com; ibi sunt multa lexica et opera Latine scripta.  Bonam fortunam
opto tibi!  Libenter juvabo te, amice!  Vale!
>
> Christopher John Agro
>
> --- On Fri, 9/4/09, fabien.dubouchet@ ... <fabien.dubouchet@ ...> wrote:
>
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Salve Christophore,
                            Mi Scusi.
 
No problem.
 
Pax Tecum.
 
Yes, an English accompaniment would be ideal for me as a novice.
 


 

From: christopher agro <christopher_agro@...>
Subject: Re: [LatinChat-L] Avete Omnes...Ut Introducam me
To: LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, September 7, 2009, 6:52 AM


 



Vaughn--I believe I did respond to what you wrote, and no, I do not look down on
you becuause you are a novice.  My understnading of this group--and please
correct me if I am in error on this is to practise Latin and to hepl those who
are struggling with the language.  If you like, I will write to you in English
so that you no longer feel excluded, and if you have any questions about Latin
grammar, syntax, etc., you can ask me; I will do my best to help you as best I
can.  I apologise for this misunderstanding.

 
Christopher John Agro

--- On Sun, 9/6/09, Mario Calvillo <ma44ri12us19c@ yahoo.com. mx> wrote:

From: Mario Calvillo <ma44ri12us19c@ yahoo.com. mx>
Subject: Re: [LatinChat-L] Avete Omnes...Ut Introducam me
To: LatinChat-L@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Sunday, September 6, 2009, 7:37 PM

 

Hui, Vaughan, salve.
Bonum te legere est!
Mihi pergratum est lingua latina ad nos communicandos uti, etenim occasionem
nobis parat ut eam exerceamus, praesertim si nosmetipsos iudicamus tirones esse
vel si non satis tempus habemus ad eam studendam aut si longum tempus elapsum
est sine eam colenda.
Ne praeoccupare debes errorum in scriptura causa. Errores homines docent.
Bene vale, Vaughan.

--- El dom 6-sep-09, vaughan jackson <vaughanjackson@ yahoo.com> escribió:

De:: vaughan jackson <vaughanjackson@ yahoo.com>
Asunto: [LatinChat-L] Avete Omnes...Ut Introducam me
A: "Latin Chat" <LatinChat-L@ yahoogroups. com>
Fecha: domingo 6 de septiembre de 2009, 0:40

 

Vaughan Jacksonus S.P.D.

Avete, omnes! Novus interretiarius (hoc grege) sum. Magister Anglici sum, et
quoque Latinum et Anglicum in mea doma doceo. Sesquiannum Latinum docui. Domo
doctus Latine sum, et adhuc disco, igitur emendationes Latini mei dilectos sunt.
Etiam gnovi Francicam, Italicam, Lusitanamque.

Hi, everybody! New user here. I'm an English teacher and I also am teaching
Latin and English in my home. I have taught Latin for a year and a half. I'm
self-taught in Latin, and still learning, so corrections to my Latin are
appreciated. I have also studied French, Italian, and Portuguese.

Solommodo paucum exercui Latine scribere. Exercebo Latine scribere magis in
epistolis meis et exspecto discere vobiscum. Volo posse literaturam Romanam
classicam legere, quoque Latinum tardium scriptum, inclusio scripta moderna. Iam
lego Sacram Bibliam Vulgatam Latine satis bene. Quoque volo magis Latinum
colloquii discere loqui.

I have only practiced writing in Latin a little. I will be practicing writing
Latin more in my posts, and I look forward to learning along with you. I want to
be able to read classical Latin literature as well as Latin written later,
including modern writings. I already read the Latin Vulgate Bible fairly well. I
also want to learn to speak more conversational Latin.

Etiam linguam Latinam discere, mihi placet historia Romana culturaque discere.
Item mihi placet vitae Romanorum celebrium discere, coque ut vixerunt plebes.

Besides learning the Latin language, I enjoy learning about Roman history and
culture. Also I enjoy learning about the lives of famous Romans, as well as how
ordinary people lived.

Communua mea altera conplectuntur ascriptiones diarii scribere; studium Bibliae;
linguas Bibliarum Graecum, Hebraicum, et Aramaicum;

My other interests include blogging; Bible study; Biblical Greek, Hebrew, and
Aramaic;

Christophor, Ciao. Come Va? Bene?

I am disappointed, Christopher, that you have not replied to me on this forum.
Do you look down upon me because I am a novice at Latin? Why do you view me with
disdain?

Pax Vobiscum,

Valete,

Vaughan Jackson.

Encuentra las mejores recetas en Yahoo! Cocina.
http://mx.mujer. yahoo.com/ cocina/

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Apology accepted, Vaughan.  I will use English with you so that you may
understand my messages and not feel excluded from the conversation.  Is that OK?


Christopher John Agro

--- On Mon, 9/7/09, vaughan jackson <vaughanjackson@...> wrote:


From: vaughan jackson <vaughanjackson@...>
Subject: Re: [LatinChat-L] Avete Omnes...Ut Introducam me
To: LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, September 7, 2009, 7:44 PM


 



Salve Christophore,
                            Mi Scusi.
 
No problem.
 
Pax Tecum.
 
Yes, an English accompaniment would be ideal for me as a novice.
 

 

From: christopher agro <christopher_ agro@yahoo. com>
Subject: Re: [LatinChat-L] Avete Omnes...Ut Introducam me
To: LatinChat-L@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Monday, September 7, 2009, 6:52 AM

 

Vaughn--I believe I did respond to what you wrote, and no, I do not look down on
you becuause you are a novice.  My understnading of this group--and please
correct me if I am in error on this is to practise Latin and to hepl those who
are struggling with the language.  If you like, I will write to you in English
so that you no longer feel excluded, and if you have any questions about Latin
grammar, syntax, etc., you can ask me; I will do my best to help you as best I
can.  I apologise for this misunderstanding.

 
Christopher John Agro

--- On Sun, 9/6/09, Mario Calvillo <ma44ri12us19c@ yahoo.com. mx> wrote:

From: Mario Calvillo <ma44ri12us19c@ yahoo.com. mx>
Subject: Re: [LatinChat-L] Avete Omnes...Ut Introducam me
To: LatinChat-L@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Sunday, September 6, 2009, 7:37 PM

 

Hui, Vaughan, salve.
Bonum te legere est!
Mihi pergratum est lingua latina ad nos communicandos uti, etenim occasionem
nobis parat ut eam exerceamus, praesertim si nosmetipsos iudicamus tirones esse
vel si non satis tempus habemus ad eam studendam aut si longum tempus elapsum
est sine eam colenda.
Ne praeoccupare debes errorum in scriptura causa. Errores homines docent.
Bene vale, Vaughan.

--- El dom 6-sep-09, vaughan jackson <vaughanjackson@ yahoo.com> escribió:

De:: vaughan jackson <vaughanjackson@ yahoo.com>
Asunto: [LatinChat-L] Avete Omnes...Ut Introducam me
A: "Latin Chat" <LatinChat-L@ yahoogroups. com>
Fecha: domingo 6 de septiembre de 2009, 0:40

 

Vaughan Jacksonus S.P.D.

Avete, omnes! Novus interretiarius (hoc grege) sum. Magister Anglici sum, et
quoque Latinum et Anglicum in mea doma doceo. Sesquiannum Latinum docui. Domo
doctus Latine sum, et adhuc disco, igitur emendationes Latini mei dilectos sunt.
Etiam gnovi Francicam, Italicam, Lusitanamque.

Hi, everybody! New user here. I'm an English teacher and I also am teaching
Latin and English in my home. I have taught Latin for a year and a half. I'm
self-taught in Latin, and still learning, so corrections to my Latin are
appreciated. I have also studied French, Italian, and Portuguese.

Solommodo paucum exercui Latine scribere. Exercebo Latine scribere magis in
epistolis meis et exspecto discere vobiscum. Volo posse literaturam Romanam
classicam legere, quoque Latinum tardium scriptum, inclusio scripta moderna. Iam
lego Sacram Bibliam Vulgatam Latine satis bene. Quoque volo magis Latinum
colloquii discere loqui.

I have only practiced writing in Latin a little. I will be practicing writing
Latin more in my posts, and I look forward to learning along with you. I want to
be able to read classical Latin literature as well as Latin written later,
including modern writings. I already read the Latin Vulgate Bible fairly well. I
also want to learn to speak more conversational Latin.

Etiam linguam Latinam discere, mihi placet historia Romana culturaque discere.
Item mihi placet vitae Romanorum celebrium discere, coque ut vixerunt plebes.

Besides learning the Latin language, I enjoy learning about Roman history and
culture. Also I enjoy learning about the lives of famous Romans, as well as how
ordinary people lived.

Communua mea altera conplectuntur ascriptiones diarii scribere; studium Bibliae;
linguas Bibliarum Graecum, Hebraicum, et Aramaicum;

My other interests include blogging; Bible study; Biblical Greek, Hebrew, and
Aramaic;

Christophor, Ciao. Come Va? Bene?

I am disappointed, Christopher, that you have not replied to me on this forum.
Do you look down upon me because I am a novice at Latin? Why do you view me with
disdain?

Pax Vobiscum,

Valete,

Vaughan Jackson.

Encuentra las mejores recetas en Yahoo! Cocina.
http://mx.mujer. yahoo.com/ cocina/

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Salvete Omnes,

If you are interested in finding others to talk to in Latin, a new sub-group has
been started on schola - SKYPE this is really just a list, where you put your
skype uername, location,etc, so others can add you as skype friends. This is a
self administering system,( so much better than old fashioned static  webpages
that had to be looked after so much) so just sign up, if you want....and enter
your details as described... and if someone wants to phone you to chat in Latin,
they'll know how to find you - in other words, we are building an address
book......



http://schola. ning.com


The direct link is here: you need to join schola to sign up.
http://schola. ning.com/ group/skype

My skype address is: alex.lawyer.teacher.nz

              New Zealand

Valete!

Vaughan Jackson

Hi, Vaughn!
 
Thank you for the information regarding the SCHOLA!  I am already registered
there myself (as Anastasius), so hopefully if the Muse is ever upon me, I shall
submit something there soon!  I look forward to hearing from you there!


Christopher John Agro

--- On Fri, 9/18/09, vaughan jackson <vaughanjackson@...> wrote:


From: vaughan jackson <vaughanjackson@...>
Subject: [LatinChat-L] SCHOLA
To: "Latin Chat" <LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com>, "Anna Peregrina"
<anna.p.magistra@...>, "courtney kirshner" <rory12001@...>,
"apollonius cordus" <a_apollonius_cordus@...>, "Cambridge Latin"
<cambridgelatin@yahoogroups.com>, "Latinofftop nxport" <latinofftop@...>
Date: Friday, September 18, 2009, 6:16 AM


 



Salvete Omnes,

If you are interested in finding others to talk to in Latin, a new sub-group has
been started on schola - SKYPE this is really just a list, where you put your
skype uername, location,etc, so others can add you as skype friends. This is a
self administering system,( so much better than old fashioned static webpages
that had to be looked after so much) so just sign up, if you want....and enter
your details as described... and if someone wants to phone you to chat in Latin,
they'll know how to find you - in other words, we are building an address
book......

http://schola. ning.com

The direct link is here: you need to join schola to sign up.
http://schola. ning.com/ group/skype

My skype address is: alex.lawyer. teacher.nz

New Zealand

Valete!

Vaughan Jackson



















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Dear friends,
I m starting a new series of meeting at a cultural association. The meetings
will have an author reading his own work. I tried to find out a Latin name. A
short and easy one should still make sense of the meeting. Having discussed with
a friend of mine, we have come up with two proposals:
IPSE LEGE or PROPRIAM LEGE
I have departed from  the famous sentence "nosce te ipsum". Well, I kindly ask
your great opinions and reactions to both proposals above. If you have another
suggestion, I appreciate it also so much.
Cenap




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Hello Cenap:
 
Here's my two-cents' worth.  "Ipse lege" would  mean in English "Read (it)
yourself", while "Propriam lege" is "Read your own".  I don't know what feminine
noun your 'propriam' agrees with. but I would have made it 'proprium'., to agree
with 'opus', 'work' i.e., "Lege proprium opus", i.e., "Read your own  work."
 
There must be many other possibilities. One, off the top of my head, is
"Florilegium Scriptorum/Auctorum/Operum", where 'florilegium' means .something
like 'bouquet (of flowers)' or 'pick': the '-legium' part (see 'collegium', for
example) meaning more 'selection'  than 'reading', though the second meaning
'reading' is derived from the first anyway {so it's something of a pun}.
 
I hope this helps.
 
Regards,
 
Joannes


--- On Wed, 11/4/09, Mustafa Cenap Aydin <mcasoc@...> wrote:


From: Mustafa Cenap Aydin <mcasoc@...>
Subject: [LatinChat-L] your opinion on a latin title
To: LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, November 4, 2009, 6:55 AM


 



Dear friends,
I m starting a new series of meeting at a cultural association. The meetings
will have an author reading his own work. I tried to find out a Latin name. A
short and easy one should still make sense of the meeting. Having discussed with
a friend of mine, we have come up with two proposals:
IPSE LEGE or PROPRIAM LEGE
I have departed from  the famous sentence "nosce te ipsum". Well, I kindly ask
your great opinions and reactions to both proposals above. If you have another
suggestion, I appreciate it also so much.
Cenap

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Salve Cenap,

How about "Recitat Auctor" or "Auctor Ipse"? I think you need to use "recitare"
rather than "legere" for reading aloud to an audience.

Sallia.





--- In LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com, Mustafa Cenap Aydin <mcasoc@...> wrote:
>
> Dear friends,
> I m starting a new series of meeting at a cultural association. The meetings
will have an author reading his own work. I tried to find out a Latin name. A
short and easy one should still make sense of the meeting. Having discussed with
a friend of mine, we have come up with two proposals:
> IPSE LEGE or PROPRIAM LEGE
> I have departed from  the famous sentence "nosce te ipsum". Well, I kindly ask
your great opinions and reactions to both proposals above. If you have another
suggestion, I appreciate it also so much.
> Cenap
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

how about "Scriptores opera propria legent"  [Writers read their own stuff]  or
"Scriptores opera propria legentes"  [reading their own works].  Pax
vobiscum...junkdriver

--- On Wed, 11/4/09, John Mc Alpine <m-john@...> wrote:


From: John Mc Alpine <m-john@...>
Subject: Re: [LatinChat-L] your opinion on a latin title
To: LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, November 4, 2009, 12:05 PM


 



Hello Cenap:
 
Here's my two-cents' worth.  "Ipse lege" would  mean in English "Read (it)
yourself", while "Propriam lege" is "Read your own".  I don't know what feminine
noun your 'propriam' agrees with. but I would have made it 'proprium'., to agree
with 'opus', 'work' i.e., "Lege proprium opus", i.e., "Read your own  work."
 
There must be many other possibilities. One, off the top of my head, is
"Florilegium Scriptorum/Auctorum /Operum", where 'florilegium' means .something
like 'bouquet (of flowers)' or 'pick': the '-legium' part (see 'collegium', for
example) meaning more 'selection'  than 'reading', though the second meaning
'reading' is derived from the first anyway {so it's something of a pun}.
 
I hope this helps.
 
Regards,
 
Joannes

--- On Wed, 11/4/09, Mustafa Cenap Aydin <mcasoc@yahoo. com> wrote:

From: Mustafa Cenap Aydin <mcasoc@yahoo. com>
Subject: [LatinChat-L] your opinion on a latin title
To: LatinChat-L@ yahoogroups. com
Date: Wednesday, November 4, 2009, 6:55 AM

 

Dear friends,
I m starting a new series of meeting at a cultural association. The meetings
will have an author reading his own work. I tried to find out a Latin name. A
short and easy one should still make sense of the meeting. Having discussed with
a friend of mine, we have come up with two proposals:
IPSE LEGE or PROPRIAM LEGE
I have departed from  the famous sentence "nosce te ipsum". Well, I kindly ask
your great opinions and reactions to both proposals above. If you have another
suggestion, I appreciate it also so much.
Cenap

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May I suggest "propria voce" (in his/her own voice)?

Cura ut valeas.

--- In LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com, Mustafa Cenap Aydin <mcasoc@...> wrote:
>
> Dear friends,
> I m starting a new series of meeting at a cultural association. The meetings
will have an author reading his own work. I tried to find out a Latin name. A
short and easy one should still make sense of the meeting. Having discussed with
a friend of mine, we have come up with two proposals:
> IPSE LEGE or PROPRIAM LEGE
> I have departed from  the famous sentence "nosce te ipsum". Well, I kindly ask
your great opinions and reactions to both proposals above. If you have another
suggestion, I appreciate it also so much.
> Cenap
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Nice piece of copy, that.

-----Original Message-----
From: LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com [mailto:LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of cn_tullius_grandis
Sent: Thursday, 5 November 2009 11:00 a.m.
To: LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [LatinChat-L] Re: your opinion on a latin title

May I suggest "propria voce" (in his/her own voice)?

Cura ut valeas.

--- In LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com, Mustafa Cenap Aydin <mcasoc@...> wrote:
>
> Dear friends,
> I m starting a new series of meeting at a cultural association. The
meetings will have an author reading his own work. I tried to find out a
Latin name. A short and easy one should still make sense of the meeting.
Having discussed with a friend of mine, we have come up with two proposals:
> IPSE LEGE or PROPRIAM LEGE
> I have departed from  the famous sentence "nosce te ipsum". Well, I kindly
ask your great opinions and reactions to both proposals above. If you have
another suggestion, I appreciate it also so much.
> Cenap
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>




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Yo también opino que la mejor opción es "propria voce". La frase es corta,
eufónica y elegante. También propongo: "Opus et auctor".



Saludos desde Tenamaxtlán, Jalisco, México.



Y si puedes, visita mi blog en: http://medicodecuerpoyalma.blogspot.com


Felipe Castillo Robles


To: LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com
From: mikael@...
Date: Thu, 5 Nov 2009 11:34:28 +1300
Subject: RE: [LatinChat-L] Re: your opinion on a latin title





Nice piece of copy, that.

-----Original Message-----
From: LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com [mailto:LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com] On
Behalf Of cn_tullius_grandis
Sent: Thursday, 5 November 2009 11:00 a.m.
To: LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [LatinChat-L] Re: your opinion on a latin title

May I suggest "propria voce" (in his/her own voice)?

Cura ut valeas.

--- In LatinChat-L@yahoogroups.com, Mustafa Cenap Aydin <mcasoc@...> wrote:
>
> Dear friends,
> I m starting a new series of meeting at a cultural association. The
meetings will have an author reading his own work. I tried to find out a
Latin name. A short and easy one should still make sense of the meeting.
Having discussed with a friend of mine, we have come up with two proposals:
> IPSE LEGE or PROPRIAM LEGE
> I have departed from  the famous sentence "nosce te ipsum". Well, I kindly
ask your great opinions and reactions to both proposals above. If you have
another suggestion, I appreciate it also so much.
> Cenap
>
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

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