FLavius Valerius Constantinus

Well you can find the play online, just google it(the quote May the Gods confound him.)

Sorry but there's already a thread on this. Fine fine Tobias. My view is that the Roman Empire truely ended when the East fell(not the general concensus, but there are those like me who take it literal and consider the Byzantines always Romans and forever, thus Rome ended when the east fell.) But then my Catholic beliefs lead me to say that Rome never fell, it still lives in the Vatican and the Church.

Awesome, I'm a Primus Pilus now. Didn't there use to be more Patricians?

Well it's not hard to believe since Ostia is at the mouth of the Tiber River, which means its a major trade center like Pompeii.

Well I love Star Wars so I won't say anything bad about it. But the Jawas, I'm indifferent to them. Why? Because everything I play Star Wars: Battlfront, I always kill Jawas for ammo,life, and reckless fun. Ah shooting...

Uh the grandson or perhaps the newphew.?

T. Maccius Plautus, Poenulus Yes I do love google. Yes I am a cheater.

It truely proves dolphins are intelligent creatures. Makes me wonder where it is now.Is it even possible to put perfume on something that lives in the water the whole day.

Well there is a thing called the locative case. With the names of cities, towns, small islands, domus(house), and rus(countryside), the preposition is not used in expressions of place. These words express place by a case called the locative. Its form is like the genitive in the singular of nouns of the first and second declensions, otherwise like the ablative. Rus always and other third declension nouns occasionally have the -i locative case. For example: Placewhere: He is in Rome--> Romae est compared to/He is in the city--> In urbe est. So really, when its a name of a city or the specific stated about, it would be in the genitive form, feminine- ae, masculine-i, third declension -i. WHen it is place from which for locative words, it would be in the ablative --> Roma. WHen place to which, accusative--> Romam

If you wonder where Viggen gets his online sources for news this might be the place. Well it is, considering it is the Archaeology Magazine, its pretty cool. Just look under NEWS section. An topic: Oh by the way, has anyone gotten the new National Geographic, quite possibly my most favorite one, why Prehistoric Sea Monsters and Dinosaurs with extremely kick--- paintings and a poster. So cool.

Sounds really exquisite Pertinax ( and especially complex to an America who undoubtedly would be confused like me)

I don't know. At my school, being really good at history, they find me a little bit weird as usual since they know me, they also compliment me on being such a smart***, especially in Latin class, which I take pleasure in.

So Viggen, how many posts do you need to become Tribuni Angusticlavi, Praefectus Castrorum,Tribunus Laticlavius, and Legatus Legionis. I just find those titles enticingly cool.

My my, what nonsense people think up when they're extremely bored. For some reason, it reminds me of the board game, Guess Who?

The Salvation people over here aren't annoying they just stand around and ring the bell, nothing bad about them. But about the flu, I 100% agree with you, I'm having the damn effects of it and have been waking up in a horribly bad condition everyday. Well I don't know about the Christmas songs, they haven't started here yet, but at my school, Christmas advent is starting to get annoying which means mandatory school mass.

Requiescat In Pace

Yes, it doesn't that the Butcher has a key to the door anyways. Well, I'm wrong again and someone again has fried my brain.

Oops silly of me on the first part and Deo, forgot its a second declension. As for -que, yup my teacher always said I was gonna screw that up. About the word pius, the person above mentioned God and family, so can't you use it since in a modern view by others who would understand it as extreme faithfulness.

How about the verb contorqueo? It mean and denote to sway,stir up, agitate, utter with vigor, turn about emotions.

Good job K. I was about to say that (or maybe not)

Well its not offending, its also a good example of religious difference. Compare you and me, your Pagan and I'm Catholic. Pagans were taught in their own way and Catholics in their way too, except that we Catholics are very dogmatic and orthodox. We're taught the most basic beliefs which stick in our heads easily just by going to mass often and having some education at Catholic-based schools. So really, its not hard finding someone that would agree that the Vatican is Rome. Note: sorry if the term Pagan is not suitable.

Its quite obvious that when the Empire was still around, almost all the Popes and saints were actually Romans themselves. They all had Roman names, and yes, the title Pontifex Maximus is still used by the Pope. (in my opinion):After the Empire fell, the Roman people that were still around desperately needed guidance and what kept them alive, the Church nonetheless. It was up to pope now to lead,care, and provide for them. So really, the Roman community was still alive specifically in Rome and led by the Pope. So really the Empire never fell, it was just weakened down to the base but still alive nevertheless.

Wow that's really hilarious, Vespasian is lucky he didn't get killed by Nero and the court official is lucky he didn't get killed by Vespasian.