Re: Latin grammar

On 09/04 11:08  Jeff Jones wrote:
>
> >That was already quite informative.  Now how about a Paternoster? ;-)
>
> I'm not sure it would be applicable. Di Rubage were pre-Christian Romans
> who wandered off somewhere ... else. In any event, I'd have to work on
> vocabulary before I could do a translation.
>
What about the Carmen Arvale then?  Someone around here should be able
to point you to the text.  (John C, perhaps?)

- andrew.
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