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 1 T-III|     phrase might not seem good Latin,~it was a land of barbarians
 2 T-III|       how to speak in Greek or Latin~– and for sure the latter
 3 T-III|       writings, mixed with the Latin.~So, whatever this book
 4  T-IV|     none whose ears appreciate Latin words.~I write, and read
 5   T-V|        tongues ignorant of the Latin language,~this Greek speech
 6   T-V|        to utter a few words of Latin while speaking.~I, the Roman
 7   T-V|     from long disuse,~now, the Latin words scarcely even occur
 8   T-V|    Getae laugh foolishly at my Latin words.~and they often talk
 9   T-V|        have already un-learned Latin, I think,~now I’ve learnt
10   ExI|      with an eloquence ~in the Latin tongue not inferior to his
11   Ind| fragments survive in Sisenna’s Latin translation.~Book TII:361-
12   Ind|      rhetorician known as ‘the Latin Siren’. He flourished at
13   Ind|      are different to those of Latin. Latin is relatively unknown,
14   Ind|   different to those of Latin. Latin is relatively unknown, and
15   Ind|  trousers, and are ignorant of Latin. ~Book TV.XII:1-68 Book
16   Ind|        after Ovid’s time, with Latin as a lingua franca.~Book
17   Ind|  Germanicus. I don’t think the Latin here indicates that a second
18   Ind|       Getic and corrupting his Latin.~Book TIV.X:93-132 He uses
19   Ind|        speak Sarmatian and his Latin is growing rusty. He stresses
20   Ind|       are unable to understand Latin, and are malicious in their
21   Ind|       Niobe.~ ~Penates~The old Latin household gods, two in number,
22   Ind|        100 The Roman language, Latin, the tongue of the glorious
23   Ind|       are unable to understand Latin, and are malicious in their