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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: Reverted edits by Lucia Livia Plauta (talk) to last revision by Quintus Caecilius Metellus Pius Postumianus

2020-04-06T19:11:31Z

Reverted edits by Lucia Livia Plauta (talk) to last revision by Quintus Caecilius Metellus Pius Postumianus

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−	~~It is unethical to use material added by Marcus Horatius Piscinus, ex consul and Pontifex Maximus of Nova Roma, after expelling him and condemning him to "Damnatio Memoriae".~~	+	{{LanguageBar\|{{PAGENAME}}}}
		+	[[Category:Roman religion]]

−	~~If you want to have prayers in this page~~, ~~please make the effort of adding your own, and not just restoring a previous version of this page~~.	+	==Apuleius, Florida 18.38-43==

−	~~Lucia Livia Plauta~~	+	Eius dei hymnum Graeco et Latino carmine uobis ecce <iam> canam [iam]
		+	illi a me dedicatum. Sum enim non ignotus illi sacricola nec recens
		+	cultor nec ingratus antistes, ac iam et prorsa et uorsa facundia
		+	ueneratus sum, (39) ita ut etiam nunc hymnum eius utraque lingua
		+	canam, cui dialogum similiter Graecum et Latinum praetexui, in quo
		+	sermocinabuntur Safidius Seuerus et Iulius Perseus, (40)uiri et inter
		+	se mutuo et uobis et utilitatibus publicis merito amicissimi,
		+	doctrina et eloquentia et beniuolentia paribus, incertum, modestia
		+	quietiores an industria promptiores an honoribus clariores. (41)
		+	Quibus cum sit summa concordia, tamen haec sola aemulatio et in hoc
		+	unum certamen est, uter eorum magis Karthagine<m> diligat, atque
		+	summis medullitus uiribus contendunt ambo, uincitur neuter.
		+	(42)Eorum ego sermonem ratus et uobis auditu gratissimum, mihi
		+	compositu congruentem et dedicatu[r] religiosum[mo], in principio
		+	libri facio quendam ex his, qui mihi Athenis condidicerunt,
		+	percontari a Perseo Graece quae ego pridie in templo Aesculapi
		+	disseruerim, (43)paulatimque illis Seuerum adiungo, cui interim
		+	Romanae linguae partes dedi. Nam et Perseus, quamuis et ipse optime
		+	possit, tamen hodie uobis atticissabit.
		+
		+	==Marcus Valerius Martialis, Epigrammata 9.17 To Asculapis==
		+
		+	Latona's grandson, revered Aesculapis, by whose mild herbal remedies
		+	too briefly are the Fates beguiled, from Rome this child sends You
		+	his golden locks, that were once his lord's delight, and along with
		+	these the mirror that often assured him he was fair. He hastens to
		+	sacrifice these tresses that once circled his shining face, happily
		+	to serve, in payment for a vow, if You judge that out of danger he
		+	will be. Preserve his youthful grace, though his hair is now
		+	shortened, and long may You keep him handsome.
		+
		+	==P. Ovidius Naso, Metamorphoses 15.678==
		+
		+	"Behold the God!" he cried, "It is the God.
		+	Think holy thoughts and walk in reverent silence,
		+	all who are present. Oh, most Beautiful,
		+	let us behold you to our benefit,
		+	and give aid to this people that performs
		+	your sacred rites."
		+
		+	==P. Terentius Afer, Hecyra 328==
		+
		+	I'm sadly afraid Philumena's illness is getting worse. Aesculapius, I
		+	do entreat thee, and thee, Salus, that it may not be so.

Lucia Livia Plauta at 23:12, 14 May 2014

2014-05-14T23:12:03Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:12, 14 May 2014
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−	~~{{LanguageBar\|{{PAGENAME}}}}~~	+	It is unethical to use material added by Marcus Horatius Piscinus, ex consul and Pontifex Maximus of Nova Roma, after expelling him and condemning him to "Damnatio Memoriae".
−	~~[[Category:Roman religion]]~~	+

−	~~==Apuleius~~, ~~Florida 18~~.~~38-43==~~	+	If you want to have prayers in this page, please make the effort of adding your own, and not just restoring a previous version of this page.

−	~~Eius dei hymnum Graeco et Latino carmine uobis ecce <iam> canam [iam]~~	+	Lucia Livia Plauta
−	~~illi a me dedicatum. Sum enim non ignotus illi sacricola nec recens~~	+
−	~~cultor nec ingratus antistes, ac iam et prorsa et uorsa facundia~~	+
−	~~ueneratus sum, (39) ita ut etiam nunc hymnum eius utraque lingua~~	+
−	~~canam, cui dialogum similiter Graecum et Latinum praetexui, in quo~~	+
−	~~sermocinabuntur Safidius Seuerus et Iulius Perseus, (40)uiri et inter~~	+
−	~~se mutuo et uobis et utilitatibus publicis merito amicissimi,~~	+
−	~~doctrina et eloquentia et beniuolentia paribus, incertum, modestia~~	+
−	~~quietiores an industria promptiores an honoribus clariores. (41)~~	+
−	~~Quibus cum sit summa concordia, tamen haec sola aemulatio et in hoc~~	+
−	~~unum certamen est, uter eorum magis Karthagine<m> diligat, atque~~	+
−	~~summis medullitus uiribus contendunt ambo, uincitur neuter.~~	+
−	~~(42)Eorum ego sermonem ratus et uobis auditu gratissimum, mihi~~	+
−	~~compositu congruentem et dedicatu[r] religiosum[mo], in principio~~	+
−	~~libri facio quendam ex his, qui mihi Athenis condidicerunt,~~	+
−	~~percontari a Perseo Graece quae ego pridie in templo Aesculapi~~	+
−	~~disseruerim, (43)paulatimque illis Seuerum adiungo, cui interim~~	+
−	~~Romanae linguae partes dedi. Nam et Perseus, quamuis et ipse optime~~	+
−	~~possit, tamen hodie uobis atticissabit.~~	+
−		+
−	~~==Marcus Valerius Martialis, Epigrammata 9.17 To Asculapis==~~	+
−		+
−	~~Latona's grandson, revered Aesculapis, by whose mild herbal remedies~~	+
−	~~too briefly are the Fates beguiled, from Rome this child sends You~~	+
−	~~his golden locks, that were once his lord's delight, and along with~~	+
−	~~these the mirror that often assured him he was fair. He hastens to~~	+
−	~~sacrifice these tresses that once circled his shining face, happily~~	+
−	~~to serve, in payment for a vow, if You judge that out of danger he~~	+
−	~~will be. Preserve his youthful grace, though his hair is now~~	+
−	~~shortened, and long may You keep him handsome.~~	+
−		+
−	~~==P. Ovidius Naso, Metamorphoses 15.678==~~	+
−		+
−	~~"Behold the God!" he cried, "It is the God.~~	+
−	~~Think holy thoughts and walk in reverent silence,~~	+
−	~~all who are present. Oh, most Beautiful,~~	+
−	~~let us behold you to our benefit,~~	+
−	~~and give aid to this people that performs~~	+
−	~~your sacred rites."~~	+
−		+
−	~~==P. Terentius Afer, Hecyra 328==~~	+
−		+
−	~~I'm sadly afraid Philumena's illness is getting worse. Aesculapius, I~~	+
−	~~do entreat thee, and thee, Salus, that it may not be so.~~	+

Quintus Caecilius Metellus Pius Postumianus: Reverted edits by Lucia Livia Plauta (talk) to last revision by Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus

2013-01-27T08:59:16Z

Reverted edits by Lucia Livia Plauta (talk) to last revision by Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus

← Older revision	Revision as of 08:59, 27 January 2013
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	+	{{LanguageBar\|{{PAGENAME}}}}
	+	[[Category:Roman religion]]

	+	==Apuleius, Florida 18.38-43==
	+
	+	Eius dei hymnum Graeco et Latino carmine uobis ecce <iam> canam [iam]
	+	illi a me dedicatum. Sum enim non ignotus illi sacricola nec recens
	+	cultor nec ingratus antistes, ac iam et prorsa et uorsa facundia
	+	ueneratus sum, (39) ita ut etiam nunc hymnum eius utraque lingua
	+	canam, cui dialogum similiter Graecum et Latinum praetexui, in quo
	+	sermocinabuntur Safidius Seuerus et Iulius Perseus, (40)uiri et inter
	+	se mutuo et uobis et utilitatibus publicis merito amicissimi,
	+	doctrina et eloquentia et beniuolentia paribus, incertum, modestia
	+	quietiores an industria promptiores an honoribus clariores. (41)
	+	Quibus cum sit summa concordia, tamen haec sola aemulatio et in hoc
	+	unum certamen est, uter eorum magis Karthagine<m> diligat, atque
	+	summis medullitus uiribus contendunt ambo, uincitur neuter.
	+	(42)Eorum ego sermonem ratus et uobis auditu gratissimum, mihi
	+	compositu congruentem et dedicatu[r] religiosum[mo], in principio
	+	libri facio quendam ex his, qui mihi Athenis condidicerunt,
	+	percontari a Perseo Graece quae ego pridie in templo Aesculapi
	+	disseruerim, (43)paulatimque illis Seuerum adiungo, cui interim
	+	Romanae linguae partes dedi. Nam et Perseus, quamuis et ipse optime
	+	possit, tamen hodie uobis atticissabit.
	+
	+	==Marcus Valerius Martialis, Epigrammata 9.17 To Asculapis==
	+
	+	Latona's grandson, revered Aesculapis, by whose mild herbal remedies
	+	too briefly are the Fates beguiled, from Rome this child sends You
	+	his golden locks, that were once his lord's delight, and along with
	+	these the mirror that often assured him he was fair. He hastens to
	+	sacrifice these tresses that once circled his shining face, happily
	+	to serve, in payment for a vow, if You judge that out of danger he
	+	will be. Preserve his youthful grace, though his hair is now
	+	shortened, and long may You keep him handsome.
	+
	+	==P. Ovidius Naso, Metamorphoses 15.678==
	+
	+	"Behold the God!" he cried, "It is the God.
	+	Think holy thoughts and walk in reverent silence,
	+	all who are present. Oh, most Beautiful,
	+	let us behold you to our benefit,
	+	and give aid to this people that performs
	+	your sacred rites."
	+
	+	==P. Terentius Afer, Hecyra 328==
	+
	+	I'm sadly afraid Philumena's illness is getting worse. Aesculapius, I
	+	do entreat thee, and thee, Salus, that it may not be so.

Lucia Livia Plauta: Removing all content from page

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−	~~==Apuleius, Florida 18.38-43==~~
−
−	~~Eius dei hymnum Graeco et Latino carmine uobis ecce <iam> canam [iam]~~
−	~~illi a me dedicatum. Sum enim non ignotus illi sacricola nec recens~~
−	~~cultor nec ingratus antistes, ac iam et prorsa et uorsa facundia~~
−	~~ueneratus sum, (39) ita ut etiam nunc hymnum eius utraque lingua~~
−	~~canam, cui dialogum similiter Graecum et Latinum praetexui, in quo~~
−	~~sermocinabuntur Safidius Seuerus et Iulius Perseus, (40)uiri et inter~~
−	~~se mutuo et uobis et utilitatibus publicis merito amicissimi,~~
−	~~doctrina et eloquentia et beniuolentia paribus, incertum, modestia~~
−	~~quietiores an industria promptiores an honoribus clariores. (41)~~
−	~~Quibus cum sit summa concordia, tamen haec sola aemulatio et in hoc~~
−	~~unum certamen est, uter eorum magis Karthagine<m> diligat, atque~~
−	~~summis medullitus uiribus contendunt ambo, uincitur neuter.~~
−	~~(42)Eorum ego sermonem ratus et uobis auditu gratissimum, mihi~~
−	~~compositu congruentem et dedicatu[r] religiosum[mo], in principio~~
−	~~libri facio quendam ex his, qui mihi Athenis condidicerunt,~~
−	~~percontari a Perseo Graece quae ego pridie in templo Aesculapi~~
−	~~disseruerim, (43)paulatimque illis Seuerum adiungo, cui interim~~
−	~~Romanae linguae partes dedi. Nam et Perseus, quamuis et ipse optime~~
−	~~possit, tamen hodie uobis atticissabit.~~
−
−	~~==Marcus Valerius Martialis, Epigrammata 9.17 To Asculapis==~~
−
−	~~Latona's grandson, revered Aesculapis, by whose mild herbal remedies~~
−	~~too briefly are the Fates beguiled, from Rome this child sends You~~
−	~~his golden locks, that were once his lord's delight, and along with~~
−	~~these the mirror that often assured him he was fair. He hastens to~~
−	~~sacrifice these tresses that once circled his shining face, happily~~
−	~~to serve, in payment for a vow, if You judge that out of danger he~~
−	~~will be. Preserve his youthful grace, though his hair is now~~
−	~~shortened, and long may You keep him handsome.~~
−
−	~~==P. Ovidius Naso, Metamorphoses 15.678==~~
−
−	~~"Behold the God!" he cried, "It is the God.~~
−	~~Think holy thoughts and walk in reverent silence,~~
−	~~all who are present. Oh, most Beautiful,~~
−	~~let us behold you to our benefit,~~
−	~~and give aid to this people that performs~~
−	~~your sacred rites."~~
−
−	~~==P. Terentius Afer, Hecyra 328==~~
−
−	~~I'm sadly afraid Philumena's illness is getting worse. Aesculapius, I~~
−	~~do entreat thee, and thee, Salus, that it may not be so.~~

Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus at 10:49, 11 October 2009

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==Apuleius, Florida 18.38-43==

Eius dei hymnum Graeco et Latino carmine uobis ecce <iam> canam [iam]
illi a me dedicatum. Sum enim non ignotus illi sacricola nec recens
cultor nec ingratus antistes, ac iam et prorsa et uorsa facundia
ueneratus sum, (39) ita ut etiam nunc hymnum eius utraque lingua
canam, cui dialogum similiter Graecum et Latinum praetexui, in quo
sermocinabuntur Safidius Seuerus et Iulius Perseus, (40)uiri et inter
se mutuo et uobis et utilitatibus publicis merito amicissimi,
doctrina et eloquentia et beniuolentia paribus, incertum, modestia
quietiores an industria promptiores an honoribus clariores. (41)
Quibus cum sit summa concordia, tamen haec sola aemulatio et in hoc
unum certamen est, uter eorum magis Karthagine<m> diligat, atque
summis medullitus uiribus contendunt ambo, uincitur neuter.
(42)Eorum ego sermonem ratus et uobis auditu gratissimum, mihi
compositu congruentem et dedicatu[r] religiosum[mo], in principio
libri facio quendam ex his, qui mihi Athenis condidicerunt,
percontari a Perseo Graece quae ego pridie in templo Aesculapi
disseruerim, (43)paulatimque illis Seuerum adiungo, cui interim
Romanae linguae partes dedi. Nam et Perseus, quamuis et ipse optime
possit, tamen hodie uobis atticissabit.

==Marcus Valerius Martialis, Epigrammata 9.17 To Asculapis==

Latona's grandson, revered Aesculapis, by whose mild herbal remedies
too briefly are the Fates beguiled, from Rome this child sends You
his golden locks, that were once his lord's delight, and along with
these the mirror that often assured him he was fair. He hastens to
sacrifice these tresses that once circled his shining face, happily
to serve, in payment for a vow, if You judge that out of danger he
will be. Preserve his youthful grace, though his hair is now
shortened, and long may You keep him handsome.

==P. Ovidius Naso, Metamorphoses 15.678==

"Behold the God!" he cried, "It is the God.
Think holy thoughts and walk in reverent silence,
all who are present. Oh, most Beautiful,
let us behold you to our benefit,
and give aid to this people that performs
your sacred rites."

==P. Terentius Afer, Hecyra 328==

I'm sadly afraid Philumena's illness is getting worse. Aesculapius, I
do entreat thee, and thee, Salus, that it may not be so.