-aceae or -aceæ?

[Godmy]

*o miser mortalis! (l.Latinae archaicae genetivus me fefellit)

EDIT: genitive case of exercitus is "exercitūs; exerciti" - checked with my books and declension tables

Rectissime quidem amice indicas! Ipse lexica pauca respexi... saltem dicere possum iam "ús" genitivum quoque vidisse (exempli gratiā Romanus quidam Q. Curtius Rufus scripsit "... ne pater LXX natus annos, tanti exercitus dux, tantae pecuniae custos,...". Idem T.Livius... Iohannes Montarius (Sive Oerberg) quoque "dux exercitus" semel bisve scripsit).
Sed atqui recte scripsti iniusteque te calumniatus sum.

No problem amice bohemice, if medieval and ecclesiastical latin interests you, you might also find the book of Keith Sidwell - Reading Medieval Latin interesting (the whole first chapter is dedicated to pronunciation and information on how medieval latin differed in pronunciation in france, germany and italy.)

Ahhmmm.. hmmm hunc librum iam nunc magni facio tibi de eo narranti auscultans

Hah... nec te diabole, nec ministros tuos timeo, o crudelis horrideque Daemon! Deus mihi scutum et Archangelus Michael mihi gladius! Non vinces, nam vir pulcher, musculosus, virtute plenus, fortis strenuusque sum (ingosce mihi Godmy sed "ego" meum nutrire debeo )....

Nec enim non satis nutritum devorare cuperem ))
Sed cur non in picture-thread agis, quod agis, amice Iam te hortatus sum ut numeros imagines suas humiles mittentium iungeres, gaudioque esset si faceres. Forsan iam agnovisti hoc 'filum'(thread) nuper visitaturis invisibile factum esse, qui fori alumni non sint.

nunc ad rem... Time me anima vilis infenalis! Ego sum miles dei, fide fortitudineque invincibilis. In nomine Dei te oppugnabo et superabo; postea rusus ad profunda affligam!

At ego primum tibi persuadebo deum non esse, atheumque factum vincam subque terram abducam, ubi aeternitatem ioca latina mihi dicendo degas. (degesque)

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[Alexius]

I'll look into the Espranto laingua =)

 

[Pacifica]

Adrian, you're soon going to make me die if you go on like this...

Something else, I've read an extract of the book you're talking about some time ago and indeed it was interesting.

 

[Adrian]

Adrian, you're soon going to make me die if you go on like this...

Something else, I've read an extract of the book you're talking about some time ago and indeed it was interesting.

Amica quaeso, just trolling a bit with Godmy, that's all if it satisfies you.. to me he's an OK Česky chlap.

The pronunciation on that site you have provided, Alexius, is not THAT bad... (maybe not so pleasant), but it mixes a lot the eccl. pronunciation rules and the classical ones (in my opinion) and one is not sure which one he is using, but I've heard far worse

I assume you mean "The Star of the East" Oxford Oration

 

[Abbatiſſæ Scriptor]

I would always write 'Rosaceæ'. The ligiture might be mediæval, but I tend to favour early mediæval pronunciations as well.