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ocean-not-found · 7 months
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My personal Alternative Hail Mary Prayer:
In Traditional Latin and English.
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Hail Mary, full of Grace.
Thy Devotees are with you.
Blessed art thou among Women, and Blessed is the fruit of your Womb.
Hail Mary, mother of all,
help us now,
and at the hour of our death,
Queen of Heaven guard us from harm.
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Ave Maria, gratia plena, devotus tuus tecum .
Benedicta tu in mulieribus, et benedictus fructus ventris tui.
Ave Maria, Mater omnium nostrum,
adiuva nos nunc
et in hora mortis nostrae.
Regina caeli, ab iniuria nos custodi.
Hope someone has benefited from this knowing you can *change traditional Catholic prayers to fit Paganism, Gnosticism or Folk Catholicism!*
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jacksstudies · 3 months
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2/1/24
chem quiz went Badly but spanish oral test was okay - got a 90, better than i expected to. worked on history essay (only a paragraph or so left!), reading homework, writing assignment, bit of math homework, & some latin review.
total study time: 2h 29m
goal for tomorrow: finish history essay
song of the day: blue - keshi
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mascula-sappho · 6 months
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me, a Latinist: my consonants have no aspirations, their dreams are crushed
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cerisep0urrie · 1 day
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i got a classics scholarship!! super exciting!! also prob gonna commit to the college tomorrow so pray for me lol
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kamariya · 4 months
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please translate to latin: I love you. it is worth it.
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glauconaryue · 7 days
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The new issue of the Crónicas de la Diversidad contains stories from the LGBT+ fantasy writing workshop I gave in January, and an introduction by me. This is the fruit of long work with the community, and of course an example of all the talent and creativity of the people who participated. It's also the 10th aniversary edition and includes an interview with award winning comic artist Unicornio Azul.
Free download here
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silverbridge-harbor · 9 months
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ego tenēns sclopētum ad fungum: dīce mihi deō nōmen, ō fungīne frustum merdae fungus: sentīsne ārdentem cor tuum? sentīsne proelium penitum? formīdō intrā mē ultrā est quam quīvis efficere potest tua anima. nōn mē potēs percutere in modum significantem ego accingo sclopētum, cum fluviīs lacrimārum in faciē: TĒ NŌN TIMEŌ
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muttwizard · 9 months
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Cringe culture is dead. Read Hobbitvs Ille.
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demetrio-student · 23 days
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Latin #1
Latin Language and Culture Mastery
Course Duration: 2 Months
Objective: To achieve proficiency in Latin language skills, including grammar, vocabulary, translating, and cultural understanding.
Course Structure
Week 1—2: Foundation Building
Week 1: Introduction to Latin Basics Day 1—3: → Introduction to Latin alphabet, pronunciation, and basic greetings → Study noun declensions (1st and 2nd decisions) and basic vocabulary → Practice conjugating verbs (present tense) and forming simple sentences
Week 2: Building Blocks of Grammar Day 4—6: → Dive deeper into noun declensions (3rd, 4th, and 5th declensions) and adjective agreement → Expand verb conjugations (present, imperfect, future tenses) and study irregular verbs → Translate short passages and practice identifying grammatical elements
Week 3—4: Intermediate Level Mastery
Week 3: Grammar Refinement Day 7—9: → Review noun and verb conjugations → Study case usage (nominative, accusative, genetive, dative, ablative) and their functions → Translate longer passages with emphasis on grammatical accuracy
Week 4: Vocabulary Expansion Day 10—12: → Introduce thematic vocabulary sets (e.g., family, occupations, nature). → Practice using new vocabulary in context through reading exercises and writing assignments. → Explore Latin idioms and expressions.
Week 5—6: Advanced Language Proficiency
Week 5: Advanced Grammar Concepts Day 13—15: → Study participles, gerunds, and gerundives → Explore complex sentence structures (subordinate clauses, indirect speech) → Analyze and translate excerpts from classical Latin literature
Week 6: Translation and Composition Day 16—18: → Focus on translation strategies and techniques -> Practice composing original sentences and short paragraphs → Write journal entries in Latin reflecting on personal experiences or topics of interest.
Week 7—8: Cultural Immersion and Enrichment
Week 7: Roman History and Culture Day 19—21: → Study key periods of Roman history and significant figures → Explore Roman mythology, religion, and daily life → Research and present on a chosen aspect of Roman culture
Week 8: Latin Influence and Legacy Day 22—24: → Investigate the influence of Latin on modern languages and disciplines. → Learn about Latin in contemporary contexts, such as legal, scientific, and academic usage. → Discuss the enduring legacy of Latin literature and its impact on Western civilization
Week 9—10: Mastery and Review
Week 9: Consolidation and Review Day 25—27: → Review all grammar concepts, vocabulary sets, and translation techniques covered. → Complete comprehensive exercises and quizzes to assess understanding and retention. → Seek feedback from peers or instructors on areas for improvement.
Week 10: Culmination and Reflection Day 28—30: → Apply acquired skils to translate and analyze a challenging Latin text. → Reflect on the learning journey, noting progress and areas of growth. → Set goals for continued Latin study and exploration of related topics.
Course Conclusion: Congratulations on completing the Latin Language and Culture Mastery course! You have acquired a solid foundation in Latin grammar, vocabulary, translation, and cultural understanding. Continue to engage with Latin texts, practice speaking and writing in Latin, and explore new avenues for deepening your knowledge and appreciation of this rich and influential language. Valete! (Farewell!)
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mascula-sappho · 6 months
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the way Latin poetry is etched on our hearts....
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cerisep0urrie · 3 months
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i can’t hold a conversation in latin but i can write a mean paragraph where im living in pompeii when vesuvius erupts so there
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pol-ski · 2 years
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 1000th anniversary of the baptism of Poland; 1966, Warsaw, Poland.
Te Deum laudamus
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chaoscalamari · 2 years
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Love that google translates "scruta" (Latin for "trash, broken stuff, debris") as "retail"
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silverbridge-harbor · 9 months
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honestly this textbook is basically a sitcom at points
just waiting for it to eventually have a line of "audītōrēs rīdent"
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lynnedwardswrites · 1 year
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Can Latinblr please help me find a nice, snappy Latin translation for the following:
I've terrified men like you before.
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