/lit/ - Literature

>>22462589
χρή σε Ἑλληνιστὶ τόδ' αἰτεῖν οὐ μὰ Δία βαρβαριστί!

>>21212492
Julius was in the wrong because he did not secure his money better. One must always expect slaves to steal whenever the chance arises.
Do you blame an animal for eating your leftover meal, or do you blame yourself for not locking it up? The slave acts only in his own instinct and cannot understand the rule of law.
Certainly Medus should be crucified, but only to show dominance to the other slaves lest they get cocky and try to overthrow Julius.

>>20600544
Ἕλλὰς ἐαλωκυῖα ἄγριον νενικηκότα εἷλεν, καὶ τέχνας εἰσήνεγκε τῇ ἀγρίᾳ Λατίνῃ

BVMPVS RVRSVS

Has anyone successfully learned Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic, Syriac, & Coptic? (all of them)

If yes:
1. Are you planning on learning anything else like Arabic, Persian, or Sanskrit?
2. Do you speak any modern languages as well like German, French, Russian etc...?
3. Do you have a degree, or just self study?
4. Are you religious?
5. Do you work fulltime?

>>20058594
You know what's helped me? Learning Latin. Its made reading philosophy or just about any book written before the 1800s a lot easier. I don't go running for the dictionary nearly as often as I used to.
It helped me to understand the meanings of words, grammar, and syntax a lot better, which means I can put more focus into the actual ideas and arguments themselves.
Take the Latin pill anon. Come join us over at /clg/.

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