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Original text - Latin - Neque me liberosque meos cariores habebo quam...

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Title	Neque me liberosque meos cariores habebo quam...
Text to be translated Submitted by dramati	Source language: Latin Neque me liberosque meos cariores habebo quam Gaium habeo et sorores eiusâ€ â€œQuod bonum felixque sit Caligula Caesari sororibusque eius!â€
Remarks about the translation	US English from Ancient Latin from about 100 CE

11 December 2007 04:38

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	Author	Message
		10 December 2007 19:53
	dramati Number of messages: 972	This is ancient Latin from about AD 100
		12 December 2007 18:32
	dramati Number of messages: 972	These two lines were both used, according to history, as oaths of loyality to be sworn to Caligula. It was something that the Mad Caligula made senators and equestrians do in order to further humble them.
		20 December 2007 16:13
	evulitsa Number of messages: 87	Oh, yes, he made senators to get on their knees, just like Persians did. He was absolutelly nuts... OK, let's go with the translation. I'll post it as soon as I can.