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posted by [identity profile] ladybird97.livejournal.com at 05:56pm on 05/02/2008
with the disclaimer that I've actually taken a class in paleography...

HIC FxIMxS xxN NOS SINII FINII SODAxxS NOMINA SI

How did I do? :)
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posted by [identity profile] orichalcum.livejournal.com at 11:45pm on 05/02/2008
Hic Fuimus cari nos sine fine sodales nomina si.

Here we are two dear men, comrades without a limit (unconditional?), if you [quaeris] wish our names (this is the mostly lost bit),they were Caius and Aulus.

I thought you would like it.
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posted by [identity profile] orichalcum.livejournal.com at 11:45pm on 05/02/2008
Here we were, sorry.
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posted by [identity profile] ladybird97.livejournal.com at 11:57pm on 05/02/2008
Ah! I thought that might be 'sodales'. And the representation of 'e' seems to have been what was messing me up. Thanks for the real transcription - I do like the passage. Yay for friends :)
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posted by [identity profile] emilymorgan.livejournal.com at 06:21am on 06/02/2008
I'm glad I'm not the only one who turned all the e's into double i's. :) Ori, I think the answer is: very hard!
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posted by [identity profile] orichalcum.livejournal.com at 02:28pm on 06/02/2008
Yeah, but in groups of five for a brief activity, where the goal is not success but teaching them to see What It's Like, I think it'll still work?

Then I give them the nice Times New Roman with spaces.
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posted by [identity profile] meepodeekin.livejournal.com at 04:32pm on 06/02/2008
If I were a student, I'd like it.
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