Senatus Populusque Romanus

Ecclesiastical Latin
Classical Latin
U=V

W: Double U
Veni, vidi, vici
 V /w/
C /k/
I /i:/
When there are only two
syllables in the word, stress on
the first.

vēnī vīdī vīcī

I(J?)ulius Caesar
● Iulia
● Iulius
Vir
i(when consonant)=y /j/
i(when vowel) /i:/

Iuvenis
a /a/ ămo r /r/ rŏsa
e /ɛ/ ĕgŏ ch: hard /k/ pulchĕr
i /ɪ/ ī/i:/ is ph: hard /p/
o /ɔ/ ovis th: hard /t/
u /ʊ/ ŭbĭ qu: hard /k/ quid
Masculine (Mascŭlīnē)
Mas cu li ne
Feminine (Fēmĭnīnē)
Fe mi ni ne
When there are three or more syllables in
the word, stress on the second last one if
it’s not a short vowel; otherwise, stress on
the syllable before

Masculine (Mascŭlīnē)
Mas cu li ne
Feminine (Fēmĭnīnē)
Fe mi ni ne
Pŭĕr Pŭella
(Puel la)
Eurōpa
Eu rō pa
Roma in Italia est.
Italia in Europa est.
Graecia in Europa est.
Graecia et Italia in Europa sunt.
Ubi est imperium Romanum?
Imperium Romanum est in Europa, in Asia, in Africa.
Hispania et Syria et Aegyptus provinciae Romanae sunt.
Magnum est imperium Romanum!
Julius

Nominative
Julius...
Genitive
... of Julius
Dative
... to Julius
Accusitive
...beat Julius
Ablative
...from/by/with Julius
Vocative
Julius!
Genitive
vīta

Philosophia est ars vītae.

Philosophy is the art of live.

– Marcus Tullius Cicero

Dative

Mē philosophiae dō.
(I) give myself to philosophy.

– Seneca the Younger

Ablative
metus

Līberāmur motis metu.

We are liberated from the fear of death.
Vocative
Brutus

Et tū, Brute?
And you too, Brutus?

The Death of Julius Caesar

Julius’s staff
Baculum Iulii
The God’s Light
Lux dei
I’m fine, fuck you

(Ego) bene facio I’m doing well

(Tu) bene facis You’re doing well
(Is) bene facit He’s doing well
Memento Mori
Mememto Mori
Meminisse: to remember

Morior: to die
V 我 50
Give 50 to me

Do, ego

Dato mihi L(quinquaginta)