Altum Videtur: Difference between revisions
Content added Content deleted
m (cleanup categories) |
Looney Toons (talk | contribs) (→Līterae: ''Winnie Ille Pu'') |
||
| Line 78: | Line 78: | ||
{{quote| Friar Tuck: ''Ossa ejus perfringam,'' I shall break your bones, as the Vulgate hath it. (Referring to the Vulgate Bible, the translation used by the Church in those days).}} |
{{quote| Friar Tuck: ''Ossa ejus perfringam,'' I shall break your bones, as the Vulgate hath it. (Referring to the Vulgate Bible, the translation used by the Church in those days).}} |
||
* In addition to the title, the web-novel ''[[Domina]]'' <ref>"the lady," as in the mistress of a house or city</ref> uses Latin in a number of other places. Every chapter title is a Latin word, and one of the major gangs is Necessarius <ref>"necessary"</ref>. |
* In addition to the title, the web-novel ''[[Domina]]'' <ref>"the lady," as in the mistress of a house or city</ref> uses Latin in a number of other places. Every chapter title is a Latin word, and one of the major gangs is Necessarius <ref>"necessary"</ref>. |
||
* In 1991, ''[[Winnie the Pooh]]'' was translated into Latin and published as ''Winnie Ille Pu''. |
|||
== Televisio Vīva == |
== Televisio Vīva == |
||