Episode XLII - A Lesson in Latin

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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🗓️ 9 February 2016

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Let's learn some Latin! How did it work? How should we be pronouncing these words? What is the origin of some of the most famous Latin phrases?

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0:00.0	Are you ready for this?
0:00.9	Yes.
0:01.3	All right.
0:02.0	A wait at Ubeo was salvere.
0:10.2	Now you got to put a bit of gravitas into it.
0:12.0	That was gravitas.
0:13.0	Avee, and welcome to emperors of Rome.
0:16.0	Maybe to say it again, is that what you want?
0:18.0	Here, a jubeo, a salore,
0:21.0	that was a good one. A podcast about the rulers of the ancient Roman Empire.
0:28.0	Nuntia's portables of dukebos Romanis.
0:32.0	I'm your host Matt Smith.
0:35.0	Hospiceum, Mate Fabair.
0:37.0	That's my name in Latin, okay.
0:39.0	And with me as always is Dr. Rianna Evans.
0:42.0	That come me iterum,
0:44.0	Drich's Rianan-yoanes.
0:47.0	I couldn't find an equivalent for my name.
0:50.0	No, Welsh.
0:51.0	Okay. It's no.
0:52.0	Well, it's not even clear what my name means in origin, so I couldn't break it
0:56.4	down and re-translate it.
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