🙂 HIT BOOK IN VATICAN 🙂
Habent sua fata libelli
Książki mają swoje losy
Books have their destiny
- Marie-France Saignes (who changed her name into a self-ironic “Maria Gallica Cruenta”) and by Elizabeth Antébi (alias “Sanctaedes Dusselpaganica Lustralunda”)
ALE KSIĄŻKI / AND YET THE BOOKS 
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[…] Since last November it has also been heartily recommended to budding Latinists and to readers a little older who look back with nostalgia at the hexameters they scanned at school, thanks to the translation by Marie-France Saignes (who changed her name into a self-ironic “Maria Gallica Cruenta”) and by Elizabeth Antébi (alias “Sanctaedes Dusselpaganica Lustralunda”) of eight unpublished stories. Pullus Nicolellus in Latin (Paris, Imav éditions, 2012, 103 pages, € 15) would probably have made GOSCINNY very happy, and maybe even St Augustine. The comparison is not out of place, as it might seem, given that the Bishop of Hippo himself remembered with pleasure the natural method with which he learned the language of Caesar and Tacitus […]
http://www.news.va/en/news/the-matching-latin-of-petit-nicolas-is-glaucops
When I went to a new school and learned Latin at 16, I thought that it was so fundamental that I should have learned it at 6.
Latin is exact, mathematical and logical. I like this language very much but I started too late as you, Cheyenne. What a pity … „Pullus Nicolellus” is part of big Latin / Greek education project. Best wishes to you! Nice to speak to you on Latin as well.
Kiedy mysle, ze w liceum uczylam sie siedem lat laciny…. i nic nie zostalo 😀
Gdyby trzeba bylo, na pewno ozylaby dawna wiedza … Serdecznie pozdrawiam.
Mniej jestem pewna 😀 Pozdrawiam i zycze milego week-endu
Dziekuje, juz odpoczywam, bardzo dlugo spalam …. Za oknami bialo. Miłosz: „Zimo dobra, biela otul nas” … A jaka pogoda w Paryzu_