Episode CVIII - A Lesson in Latin II

Emperors of Rome

La Trobe University

Roman Emire, Rhiannon Evans, Biography, Emperor, La Trobe University, Roman History, Julius Caesar, Rome, Caesar, Ancient History, History, Caillan Davenport, Roman Emperors

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🗓️ 28 November 2018

⏱️ 31 minutes

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Summary

The power and prevalence of Latin - how did it develop, how has it influenced language, and where can we still come across it today?

Guest: Dr Rhiannon Evans (Senior Lecturer, Classics and Ancient History, La Trobe University).

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0:00.0	A Vay and Welcome to Emperors of Rome, a Roman history podcast from Latrobe University.
0:11.0	A way at Ubeo T. Salvere.
0:14.0	It's imperator's Romani,
0:17.0	Nuntias portablis,
0:18.0	of Rabos Gestis Romanis,
0:21.0	the Academia L Latrobiansis.
0:25.0	I'm your host Matt Smith, and with me today is Dr.
0:28.5	Rianna Evans, senior lecturer in Classic Saint Ancient History at Latrobe University.
0:34.0	Hostissum, Mathias Faber,
0:36.5	it come me, O'Dee, Dris Rianun-Yones,
0:41.0	Magystra Literarum, Romanorum, Academia Latro Biences.
0:47.0	This is episode C v I I, I, a lesson in Latin I.
0:53.0	I. He can tensimos octaus nuntios est,
0:57.0	doctrina Latina secunda.
0:59.0	In which we examine the power and prevalence of the Roman tongue.
1:03.8	Potentium lingui latinae omnibus lockis,
1:07.1	prize centis in spicimus.
1:10.0	So in preparation of doing this episode,
1:12.3	I canvassed our audience and said,
1:14.4	hey you guys do the hard work and come up with the questions for us and thank you everyone.
1:18.3	You delivered.
1:19.1	So I've got here some nice Latin related questions,
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