/lit/ - Literature

>>22704790
quos linguam discere non potuere delectat tempus terere plus de methodis garriendo quam ipsis linguis

>>22587168
I also favored Latin before learning also Greek. There's a reason Graecia capta ferum victorem cepit. Kneel to Hellas.

>Nec modo pede, sed etiam capite aeger est.
Not only with respect to the foot, but also the head he is injured.

>>22293850
still haven't really tasted either philosophies, closest thing would be the proimium of Diogenes Laertius which I've just begun, but I'm gonna get there
I think even just based on the language though I'm going to prefer the Greels
but as far as history goes I think Latin holds its own

>>22254727
i;ve been working on LLPSI for 3 years

>>22179323
καλῶς ἐς τὰ παρόντα, φίλε
θαυμάζω ὡς εἰ καὶ πρῶτον τὴν Ῥωμαικὴν ἠσκήθην, ἔτι καὶ νῦν οὐ τοσοῦτον ἀπορῶ στίχους Ἀττικιστὶ γράφων ὅσον Ῥωμαιστί

>>22178363
I work for the Vatican.

>Ianitor, postquam canem vīnxit, "Nōn ego" inquit, "sed hic canis tē forās pepulit.
After he tied up the dog, the doorman said, "'Twas not I but this dog who pushed you out the door.
>Nōlī nārrāre 'tē ā iānitōre forās pulsum esse'!"
Don't fabulize that you were pushed out the door by a janitor!
>Cane vīnctō, tabellārius tandem intrat epistulamque ostendit iānitōrī;
With the dog restrained, the postman at last enters and shows the letter to the doorman.
>quī statim epistulam prehendit et in ātrium ad dominum suum fert.
He immediately grabs the letter and carries it into the atrium to his master.

it does come
>venit
it has come
>venit
it came
>venit

>calls itself the "nonae," or 9 days before the ides
>is actually 8

>>21851700
it's from my speech to the senatus

>>21742067
how many more llpsi chapters before i can read this

>cattus petasatus

>>21629405
idk what it is about it especially the Latincels, there's a periodic meltdown every few threads

Someone please give maps for de bello gallico

>mensis sextus
>capitulum duodecimum
remember to savor your llpsi adventure lads