Re: Augusts
Well we all know what Augustus means, but i'm talking about Augusts (the u is missing)
EDIT: Lucretius was faster :D
also, i apologize, but i can't understand what you mean after "while were at it". :(
@Lvcretivs
I doubt that it's just a spelling mistake. After all it wouldn't make any sense to have an Augustus so soon. I remeber someone posted a screen shot before 200bc and already had a general Avgvsts
Last edited by anubis88; 05-19-2010 at 23:16.
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Re: Augusts
@anubis88
Hmm, a veritable enigma. Could it possibly be a mere technical issue, e.g. a problem with the internal naming mechanisms? 'Avgvstus' (regular/anachronistic occurring cognomen) conflicting with 'Augustus' trait/ 'Avgustvs' reform cognomen, leaving 'Avgvsts' as a workaround ?? ['Avgvsts' is - in the conventions of Roman personal names - obviously nonsensically incorrect ;)]
@Macilrille
...Ferrets?
Last edited by Lvcretivs; 05-19-2010 at 23:52.
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Re: Augusts
This little bandit... he claims that Ferrets > Humans and that Ferrets never err...
That is a bit OT though and merely highlights my budding madness :-)
'For months Augustus let hair and beard grow and occasionally banged his head against the walls whilst shouting; "Quinctillius Varus, give me my legions back"' -Sueton, Augustus.
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Re: Augusts
Lol...
So does anyone know the point of Avgusts? It's not letting me sleep right
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