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Fortibus Es? What does that mean?

Posted: March 5th, 2008, by Colin

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“O sibili siemgo
Fortibus es in aro.
O nobili demis trux
Watis inem? Causand dux.”

is an example of Macaronic verse.  Click the link below to read a nice article about what that means…  It actually is a standard verse Latin teachers assign just to screw with their students, because it’s actually in English!  Try it, you’ll see, “Oh, see, Billy, see ‘em go!  Forty buses in a row!  O, no, Billy, them is trucks.  What is in them?  Cows and ducks!”  Confere also “dog latin.”

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