Your Hidden Roman Name

[FLavius Valerius Constantinus]

&nbspo gDho nhnCuiTh

 

Not sure what exactly is the exact letters. Do I include the &.

Edited September 16, 2006 by FLavius Valerius Constantinus

[Pertinax]

ok heres a "re-scrambled" set:

1. with middle initials: hjrnrocobnte.

2. with one middle name only: nrnconjheoaetrmro.

thank you. I dont wish to be a boar.

[Ursus]

"eeeryajmrb" or "rjmamsajreebeey" for a male.

[Spurius]

Lot's of fun here. I'm waiting with baited breath....

 

Full name: MROAYNHDDORWADLOOCWK

or

First and last: DROAOYWMKOCNODL

 

Male and produce one, two, or as many names as you deem fit.

[Antiochus of Seleucia]

ok I'll play along.

 

Male: (full name)

 

tjehoiohdmneasn

[Nephele]

miguel, the only Roman name I can get out of your 7-letter name is the nomen...

 

Maenius

 

The best thing about it is that it's a straight anagram, and not a blanagram.

 

And, at least you're descended from a statesman and general, even if you don't quite possess a proper tria nomina.

 

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Gaius Octavius, I'll work on seeing whether I can find hidden Roman names in the Roman names you gave me, and will be back later with them.

 

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WotWotius, you get a choice of Roman identities. You can be either the descendent of a Tribune, or a Poet. Take your pick:

 

P. Manilius Felix

(ilxfe kisinlaup -k +m)

 

or

 

L. Papinius Felix

(ilxfe kisinlaup -k +p)

 

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FLavius Valerius Constantinus, I don't know why the scramble keeps putting ampersands in your name. Perhaps you should try scrambling your name by hand for me?

 

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Will be back later with more names. You guys are keeping me busy! (And outta trouble.)

 

-- Nepilla

[Nephele]

Pertinax, I just couldn't pack in for the evening without giving you your name. You have the distinction of being descended from "the last of the Romans"...

 

Cn. Aetius Nero Minor

(nrnconjheoaetrmro -hjor +iius)

 

Surprise! You are not a boar.

 

-- Nepilla

[FLavius Valerius Constantinus]

ConigDoTnhhuh(I used upper case for the names)

hohoidntuchng(Lowercase altogether)

 

I hope that is better, I'm really bad at directons. Is it me is it that these scrambled letters are not set in stone since I put my lowercased names again and I got

 

ogtionhchnhdu

 

 

Felicitas Bona Nepilla Herena

Edited September 17, 2006 by FLavius Valerius Constantinus

[Pertinax]

Pertinax, I just couldn't pack in for the evening without giving you your name. You have the distinction of being descended from "the last of the Romans"...

 

Cn. Aetius Nero Minor

(nrnconjheoaetrmro -hjor +iius)

 

Surprise! You are not a boar.

 

-- Nepilla

Ah thank you! I like the "Nero" touch , but Aetius is a most honourable name.

[WotWotius]

WotWotius, you get a choice of Roman identities. You can be either the descendent of a Tribune, or a Poet. Take your pick:

 

P. Manilius Felix

(ilxfe kisinlaup -k +m)

 

or

 

L. Papinius Felix

(ilxfe kisinlaup -k +p)

 

Thank you. I think I will go for the former name; he seems to be a more honourable character in comparison to a showy Greek.

 

I had a feeling that Felix would crop up as my Roman cognomina, because my name is fact Felix!

[Ursus]

I had a feeling that Felix would crop up as my Roman cognomina, because my name is fact Felix!

 

 

You are lucky. I wish my mother had given me a nice Latin name instead of naming me after some angry Old Testament prophet.

[WotWotius]

You are lucky. I wish my mother had given me a nice Latin name instead of naming me after some angry Old Testament prophet.

 

Sulla had Felix as one of his cognomina, and he was pretty angry!

[Gaius Octavius]

You are lucky. I wish my mother had given me a nice Latin name instead of naming me after some angry Old Testament prophet.

 

Some (myself not included, of course), might think that your Mother :angel: got it right.

 

[Ursus]

You are lucky. I wish my mother had given me a nice Latin name instead of naming me after some angry Old Testament prophet.

 

Some (myself not included, of course), might think that your Mother :angel: got it right.

 

 

 

Ye and verily, O’ wayward children of American pop culture. Repent thy folly or thou shalt suffer eternal wrath.

 

Turn now my children to the Conan The Barbarian DVD, chapter 12.

 

And Lo! Conan ascended the platform whereupon stood Thulsa Doom.

 

And Thulsa Doom sayeth onto Conan:

“My child! You have come to me, my son. For who now is your father if it is not me? Who gave you the will to live? I am the wellspring from which you flow. When I am gone, you will have never been. What would your world be without me ..my son? Son!"

 

And then did Conan take out his sword, and lob off Thulsa Doom’s head.

 

Let that be a lesson, my children. Having a big sword means more than all the bull**** in the world.

 

Here endeth the lesson. Let those who have ears hear.

[Gaius Octavius]

My Dearest Bear: :wub:

 

Have you intimated that those poor souls who have the temerity to hold with your Mother :angel: make funerary arrangements as their Doom is sealed?

 

The Wild Boar