Roma Victrix !

**Jesus_saves** · 05-22-2007, 03:48

Roma Victor I belive. Although I'm about as good at latin as you are Wolfman.

**abou** · 05-22-2007, 03:57

Roma vicit! - Rome has conquered!

If you want some other good ones:

Roma Victrix - Rome, the victorious.

Roma Invicta - Rome, the unconquerable.

**TiFlo** · 05-22-2007, 08:12

Victa - vicit - victrix - invicta - victor...
I must admit I wasn't too sure at first and I did quite a bit of searching to make sure I wasn't going to put a *cough* Wolfman25-Russel Crowe "Roma Victa!"

Aaaah, Hollywood, Hollywood...

**abou** · 05-22-2007, 20:12

Actually, victor is the masculine form. For example - Caesar victor.

So, victor has the same meaning as victrix, but the former is masculine and the latter femine.

Remember kids, nouns and adjectives agree in case, number, and gender. Also, each noun is the star of its own sentence element... sorry, went back to first semester Latin there for a second.

**Wolfman** · 05-22-2007, 20:31

Ok OK! I have already been humiliated enough.

( runs in a corner with his tail between his legs.)

Jokes aside I know a lot of roman history. I just don't know much latin.

**Owen the Mighty** · 05-23-2007, 22:33

Hurray for the Romans! Congratulations on finishing the campaign!

Now you just have to defeat that mother of a Sweboz empire......

**Teleklos Archelaou** · 05-26-2007, 17:05

Congrats - looks like you had fun with it too!

May I ask what you thought the best part about the campaign was overall? Any thing you particularly looked forward to, or anything you particularly dreaded?